MAGAZINEReinhardt

Volume 18, No. 1, Fall 2012

New Symposium Brings History Buffs to Campus to Explore Region’s History – p. 6

Also includes President’s Report & Honor Roll of Donors President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood

Vice President for Advancement Convocation of Artists & Scholars 5 This annual week of events celebrates Ten years... JoEllen Bell Wilson ’61 Reinhardt’s best student work. It is difficult to fully realize that Bettye Jo and I have been at Editorial/Photography Staff Reinhardt for a decade. I still view myself as the new guy. This has Marsha S. White* Executive Director of Marketing been a remarkable time of challenge and achievement, and I am and Communications grateful to the many people who have contributed to the growth Lauren H. Thomas* and stability of this very special, life-changing University. Media Relations Coordinator 8 Reinhardt to Build New Amanda L. Brown* Science Center The funding History Symposium Graphic Designer has been secured, so learn 6 Almost 100 guests and students what’s to come. enjoyed Etowah Valley Iron-Making I say often that we do what we do better than Steven P. Ruthsatz* and the Coming of the Civil War. Former Director of Athletics – Operations anyone else. I know that is true. Reinhardt is a university of relationships that offers such a unique combination of Erin P. Honea Features challenge with support and encouragement. We have inexhaustible opportunities for Assistant Director of Annual accomplishments and success, and we build self-confidence in our students for today Giving & Information Services 2 School of Music: We’re Growing and tomorrow. We accept the challenge of faith and work to build from our values a Find out how a new program, highly experienced faculty, additional community of unity from our diversity. I am very proud of the community we have Mary Jost ’07 classroom space and dedicated supporters and patrons have helped nurtured. While it is easy to count buildings and programs, and each one of them is Former Alumni-Development vital, the true accomplishment of this wonderful place is its spirit. Administrative Coordinator Reinhardt’s music program become the largest private program in Georgia. Learn why Ken White ,61 supports Reinhardt. *supplied photographs I am very proud of our faculty. 4 A Decade of Accomplishments Our faculty has brought together a spirit of creativity and imagination with a very The Reinhardt Magazine is published annually What has changed and what has stayed the same since President down-to-earth commitment to hard work. They have created learning opportunities that by Reinhardt University. Creative services are J. Thomas and Bettye Jo Isherwood came to Waleska in June 2002. are exciting and relevant. We remain committed to small class size because the teaching provided by Reinhardt’s Office of Marketing and learning that occurs at Reinhardt is very personal. Our faculty members are masters “The true accomplishment and Communications. at teaching one-to-one — they teach not only the subject, but also the student. 9 Hubbard Hall named for Loyal Alumni of this wonderful place is Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey ,36 ,37 have supported their alma Bulk rate postage paid at Canton, Ga. mater with their time, talents and treasure. To recognize their I am very proud of our Trustees. its spirit.” POSTMASTER: Change Service Requested more than 70 years of dedication, Reinhardt has named the newest They lead this University with faith and commitment, and they are bound together by an exciting view of Reinhardt’s future while they identify strongly with its traditions Send alumni news or address changes to: residence hall in their honor. and values.

The Office of Alumni 26 Talon Award Gala Highlights Achievers Reinhardt University Eight special alumni and friends were honored on this festive night. I am very proud of our staff members. 7300 Reinhardt Circle They perform their complex and demanding tasks with intelligence and sensitivity. Waleska, GA 30183-2981 They are truly our day-to-day backbone. If it needs to happen, they make it happen. e-mail: [email protected] phone: 770-720-5509 Departments I am proud of you. Your consistent commitment to who we are and what we do has made the last 10 years Front Cover: Professor of History Dr. Kenneth possible. We need you; we need your support. Pray for us, tell the Reinhardt story, visit Wheeler (left) and local history expert Richard 13 Year in Review – celebrate Reinhardt’s successes Wright ‘97 ‘05 helped spearhead the regional our campus, and write a check today. We have more to do and more students to serve, history symposium, Etowah Valley Iron-Making and it will take all of us to do it. and the Coming of the Civil War, so they could 13–28 Honor Roll of Donors – friends who supported Reinhardt share “little-known and never-heard-before during the 2011–12 year stories that will dramatically reshape our under- Thanks, standing of the development of the [Etowah Val- , , ley] region.” Cover Photo by Amanda L. Brown 27–33 Alumni News – Evelyn Thacker Healan 36, Brian Frey 10, Golden Anniversary, Alumni Day, Alumnotes and In Memoriam J. Thomas Isherwood 34–38 Athletics – New Coaches, Field House and Field, Football, President Women’s Soccer, AAC Softball Champs, Athletic Golf Tournament

1 “I encourage alumni and friends to develop a special interest in School of students at the University and Music... contribute time and finances. We’re Growing! They will find it to be especially rewarding and very satisfying.” — Ken White ,61 , Only 10 years ago... Alumnus Ken White 61 (right) and his Reinhardt had seven students majoring in music. By fall 2012, wife Myra attend the Falany Performing Reinhardt will have almost 170 music majors and be the largest Arts Center 10th Anniversary Gala. music program at any private institution in Georgia. Contribu- tions to this impressive growth include a new academic program, highly experienced faculty, additional classroom space and dedicated , supporters and patrons. Reinhardt’s School of Music is growing, and to meet the demands of this positive growth, a new program, five new faculty Meet Donor and Loyal Alumnus Ken White 61 and additional classroom space are being added this year. C. Kenneth “Ken” White is an ideal alumnus. He’s a successful RU: How do you see your role as a RU Trustee? businessman who is loyal to and involved with his alma mater. KW: The buck stops with us. We offer support, make policy New Academic Program: Musical Theatre A Cherokee County native, he received an AA from Reinhardt and become Reinhardt disciples in our community. I try to be The music program will hit a high note in fall 2012 when the musical theatre program and a BBA from The University of Georgia. After working knowledgeable in order to make good decisions on behalf of stu- takes the stage. As the only private university in Georgia to offer a degree in musical theatre, for several years as a certified public accountant, he opened dents, faculty and staff. Reinhardt will showcase the talent of more than 15 students this fall alone, with plans to grow Whitecrest Carpets, where he became well known in the carpet the program as the need increases each year. Faculty for the new program are already in place: Dr. industry. After 20 years, he sold this business and is currently RU: Why did you choose athletics and music as Tamara Harper will serve as director, while David Nisbet, director of the Reinhardt theater pro- president of White Capital Group in Dalton, Ga. two areas to support? gram, will also assist with musical theatre. He generously provides resources. KW: Athletics presents an opportunity for financial support. New Faculty While he ran a carpet business, Reinhardt only had to call to For instance, baseball and softball (two teams I enthusiastically Students will soon be singing to the tune of a several new professors. Dr. Martha Shaw has been receive carpet for almost every building on the campus. He encourage) help fill dorms. The success of these and other ath- appointed as a professor of music. She comes to Reinhardt from Shorter University, where she has made extraordinary financial gifts to Reinhardt in athletics, letic teams creates a good image for Reinhardt. As for music, I served as professor of music and director of choral activities. music and numerous other projects. believe the School of Music can be a shining star and an asset In 2008, she was honored with the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching and for the recruitment of quality students. Scholarship. A specialist in vocal pedagogy for all ages, Shaw is active as a clinician and as a He gives of his time. guest conductor throughout the United States. A Cherokee County native, her 15 years of He joined the Reinhardt Board of Trustees in 1983. He is an RU: Why have you chosen to be so involved? experience as a public school music specialist active member of the Membership, Student Affairs and Finance KW: Reinhardt provided an affordable opportunity for me to contribute significantly to her work. committees, and he chairs the Investment Committee. He is attend college while living at home. When I was first invited In addition, Dr. Chuck Chandler and Dr. present at every Trustee meeting and rarely misses a Trustee to be a Trustee, I was busy building my business and could not Rebecca Salter, who were both assistant profes- committee meeting. He has also served on numerous Univer- be as involved as I wanted. When I sold the business, I found sors of music in voice at Shorter University, are sity committees, including the Presidential Search Committee, more time to devote to the Board of Trustees and developed also coming to Reinhardt. Blue Ribbon Committee and Technology Committee. a greater interest in the University as a whole. I care about Reinhardt and the history of this school and want Reinhardt Additional Space He directly helps students. to continue to grow and at the same time retain some of our The Ken White Music Center is a welcome ad- Many softball and baseball players this year and in previous strong traditions. years are at Reinhardt because of either his recommendation Above: The ground breaking for the Ken dition to the growing music program. The 4,000 or his financial support. He has also mentored students by RU: Why do you encourage others to White Music Center was held May 15, square foot space connects with the west wing of 2012, and included Architect Garland the Falany Performing Arts Center and includes meeting with them, learning about their goals, and sharing support Reinhardt? Reynolds (from left), Trustee and naming six faculty studios, eight practice rooms and a class- career advice. Ken shared why he was so passionate about his KW: Reinhardt serves an educational niche by helping both gift donor Ken White ‘61, Reinhardt Board room. The public is invited to help dedicate the alma mater. , privileged and underprivileged students. Reinhardt welcomes of Trustees Chair William G. Hasty Jr. 67, Center on Oct. 6 at 3 p.m., during Alumni Day/Fall all with an open door by serving a diverse population. I encour- Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas Isher- Family Weekend. age alumni and friends to develop a special interest in students wood, Student Government Association “The Ken White Music Center will just about at the University and contribute time and finances. They will President Virginia Hutton, Music Dean Dr. double the space available for our School of Music, find it to be especially rewarding and very satisfying.— JEW Dennis K. McIntire and Brasfield & Gorrie and it would not have been available to us without the representative Chris Britton. generosity of Mr. White,” said Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood, president. — LHT 2 3 Decade of Accomplishment “There’s no doubt in my mind this institution has even bigger accomplishments ahead. We’re not finished. We are strongly committed to ‘what’s next?’ We have a lot more to do, and I know we’ll do it.”

Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas “Tom” Isherwood (left) and Bettye Jo, his wife and Reinhardt’s first lady, have served the University since July 2002.

In asking Tom and Bettye Jo Isherwood Enrollment Growth Athletic Expansion for reflections on their tenure at Rein- »» from 1083 to 1300 students »» from 10 to 17 teams hardt, both smiled widely, but quickly CONVOCATION “Part of the collegiate experience is sports, grew thoughtful. »» from 13 to 18% minority whether you are playing or cheering from A celebrationof of Artists academic & Scholars achievements... “Talking about the last 10 years gives “This fall we expect to welcome almost Convocation of Artists the stands,” Dr. Isherwood said. “We want us a wonderful opportunity to show how 1300 students, which will include the larg- to give opportunities for young people to and Scholars much this University has changed, and est freshman class in our history,” Dr. Isher- CONVOCATION continue their interest in sports and to de- Reinhardt’s best student minds and tal- yet, how much it has stayed true to its wood said. “The increase in the number of velop a lifelong passion for fitness.” ent convene every spring for the Uni- values and mission,” Dr. Isherwood said. minority students is also a tremendous vic- ofversity’s Artists Annual & Convocation Scholars of Artists The Isherwoods enjoy Reinhardt athlet- Mrs. Isherwood said they have ben- tory. Our enrollment growth is in response & Scholars or COAS. The week boasts ics. “The games are so exciting, and every- April 5-10, 2010 efited from “building upon those who to our quality undergraduate programs, as Student-Teacher Presentations Research Conference music recitals, creative writing read- one is looking forward to football,” Mrs. came before us, and it’s been inspira- well as the addition of well received pro- Deena Hutson, an early childhood major, pre- Interdisciplinary studies major Steven Karafa ings, a student research conference, a Isherwood said. Football will begin practice www.reinhardt.edu/COAS tional to see the institution grow and grams aimed at graduate and nontradition- sented what she had learned during student presents his paper: The Rise of American student teacher portfolio exhibit, art in 2012 and competition in 2013. Dr. Ish- develop.” al students.” teaching at Indian Knoll Elementary School. Anti-Communism and the Revised Standard and science exhibits, internship presen- erwood also mentioned the benefit of light- Version of the Bible. tations and a leadership conference. $35 Million Raised ing the baseball and softball fields, which expanded time for practice and games. “People identify with our mission and val- Internship Presentations ues, and even in very tough financial times, English major Grace Pulliam, right, shares Academic Depth and Scope they have supported us with what we need Values and UM affiliation her experience as a social media & editorial »» from 17 to more than 40 majors to respond to our students,” Dr. Isherwood Despite the tremendous changes, Dr. Ish- intern for Get Stylin. erwood doesn’t think Reinhardt’s commit- »» from 54 to 73 full-time faculty said. “We work hard to spread the word about Reinhardt, and we are thankful for ment to values or its United Methodist af- »» Graduate programs generous alumni and friends who believe in filiation has changed. “We do an excellent »» Police Academy our cause and give year after year.” job of communicating our values,” he said. »» Convocation of Artists & Scholars “There’s a strong sense of commitment and tradition which is very important to me “When I arrived, Reinhardt did not have Community Outreach and to this institution.” the program diversity we needed,” he said. Mrs. Isherwood has been very involved in Mrs. Isherwood appreciates the UM “Our program growth, as well as our offer- the Falany Performing Arts Center Advi- affiliation and enjoys campus ministry ings for working adults and graduate stu- sory Board and has enjoyed seeing the Cen- events. On the Day of Prayer, “I went out dents, resulted from faculty creativity and ter fine tune concert offerings and become on the front porch and found a brightly hard work. As we have added faculty, we a cultural destination. She also commends colored card with a prayer for me,” she said. have focused on solid credentials, creativity the Funk Heritage Center for educating “Things like that keep us mindful of our and experience. We have also emphasized and entertaining school children and his- connection to faith.” a commitment to teaching, mentoring, tory buffs from across the region. community service and scholarship. Our Science Poster Presentations annual Convocation of Artists and Scholars Next on the agenda 19 New or Renovated Facilities Katie Reed, right, a senior demonstrates the excellent work our stu- “There’s no doubt in my mind this insti- biology major discusses her Over the years, Reinhardt added state-of- dents are doing.” tution has even bigger accomplishments research and findings about the the-art facilities and renovated its older ahead,” he said. “We are very, very suc- endangered Southern Darter. structures. “We will open four buildings Name Change to cessful at meeting our strategic goals, and this fall, our much-needed Science Center this focus has given us financial stability Reinhardt University has been funded, and we are considering at a time when many similar institutions “The change reflected what our institu- adding another wing on the residence hall,” tion had already become in diversity were struggling. We’re not finished. We are Isherwood said. of programs and complexity,” Dr. Isher- strongly committed to ‘what’s next?’ We wood said. “The new name has been very have a lot more to do, and I know we’ll well accepted.” do it.” — MSW

4 5 Familiar Faces on TV & in the News Ironing It All Out... Police Academy Grads in the Spotlight Reinhardt hosts the inaugural history symposium, Etowah Valley Iron-Making and the Coming of the Civil War Three Reinhardt Police Academy graduates, Officers Ryan Campbell, Stephen Delman and Shane Smith, were recently recognized for excep- tional service in the line of duty. Campbell helped save a life, and Del- man and Smith rescued a man from a Reinhardt Adds Online burning home. Police Academy graduates have also been featured in the cable Degree Completion Programs This symposium was the first in a series that will examine television shows Pit Bulls & Parolees on Animal Planet and Cell & Off Campus Site in Woodstock the history, culture and environment of the Etowah Valley. Block 6: Female Lockup on The Learning Channel. G. Richard Wright ’97 ‘05, a local history expert, explains “Our graduates are working in all types of public safety posi- the antebellum industrial history. tions. We have alumni employed by various law enforcement agen- To help working adults more easily complete their degrees, cies across the state, including the Georgia Bureau of Investiga- Reinhardt is adding online programs and an off campus site. tion and the Georgia State Patrol. One of our first graduates was The online degree completion program in criminal justice will recently selected for a SWAT team assignment,” Lester Drawdy, start classes in August 2012, with a new group of students “We are excited about telling little-known Reinhardt’s Police Academy director, said. “Our graduates are land- starting classes every 10 weeks. The online bachelor degree completion program in health care adm inistration will be and never-heard-before stories that will ing jobs in their field. Out of our 155 grads, almost three-quarters are now working in law enforcement. The employment rate will offered online beginning in spring 2013. dramatically reshape our understanding continue to increase as our most recent graduates find jobs.” In addition, the Master of Arts in Business Administration of the development of this region.” The 6-month evening program combines college-level academ- will be offered at a new off campus site: the Chambers at City ic courses with practical hands-on learning, which differentiates Center at 8534 Main Street in downtown Woodstock, Ga. –Dr. Ken Wheeler, History Professor Reinhardt from other P.O.S.T. certified academies. Students com- plete the training requirements to become certified peace officers For information on how to apply, in Georgia while also earning 15 semester hours of college credit see reinhardt.edu/online towards an associate’s degree in criminal justice. Mark Your Calendar New classes start in August, January and May. For more infor- for the 2012 Civil War Book Discussions mation, see reinhardt.edu/policeacademy. ––MSW

Reinhardt will host a series of book discussions this fall on the Civil War. The kickoff lecture will be “Why Did So Many Men Dr. Kenneth Wheeler, Reinhardt professor of history and Die in the American Civil War?” to be given by Birmingham event coplanner, answers questions from two history Southern Provost and Professor of History Dr. Mark Schantz Noble Foundation Grant Funds Repairs enthusiasts Parker Shultz (right) and Allie Shultz, son and in the Falany Performing Arts Center on Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. niece, respectively, of Dr. Julie Shultz (bottom), Reinhardt The lecture, sponsored by the Georgia Humanities Council, is at Funk Heritage Center associate professor of middle grades education. free and open to the public. The lecture will introduce the fall reading and discussion The Samuel Roberts Noble foundation, Inc., funded a grant to Etowah Valley Iron-Making and the Coming of the Civil War series, “Making Sense of the American Civil War,” being held remove and replace the shingle roofs on two historic cabins and was held at Reinhardt on March 30 and 31, 2012. It explored the across the U.S. to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the in the blacksmith shop in the Funk Heritage Center’s Appala- history of antebellum iron production and was very well received Civil War. The Reinhardt discussions will be hosted by Dr. chian Settlement. by more than 100 attendees. Kenneth Wheeler and Dr. David Parker of Kennesaw State Since opening in 1999, the Funk Heritage Center has wel- With support from the Reinhardt History Program, the Geor- University on Sept. 18, Oct. 2, Oct. 16, Oct. 30, and Nov. 13 comed more than 128,000 visitors, more than half of whom were (Above) The Blacksmith Shop gia Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the at 7 p.m. in the Canton YMCA Reinhardt Room. school children from 13 surrounding counties. was one of the Funk Heritage Humanities and through appropriations from the Georgia General This series has been made possible through a grant from Dr. Joseph Kitchens, Center director, praised the Noble Foun- Center structures repaired us- Assembly, the event included historic ironwork tours in Bartow the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Ameri- dation for their generous assistance. “The Appalachian Settle- ing a Noble Foundation Grant. These buildings are in the Ap- County; a keynote address focused on Jacob and Moses Stroup, can Library Association, which is being administered locally ment,” he said, “is a central component for both historical and key Etowah Valley furnace builders and iron makers; a lecture by the Georgia Humanities Council. For book titles and more palachian Settlement, an area environmental education programming. It is the educational plat- used to interpret the frontier about the Civil War coming to Etowah Valley; and a panel discus- details, see www.reinhardt.edu. form for many of our school field trips, public events and other experience. sion. The event was coordinated by Assistant Professor of History programs including our annual Georgia History Timeline. More (Below) Marvin Garner shows Philip J. Unger and Professor of History Dr. Kenneth H. Wheeler. than 2,300 students attended this living history program last fall. caning during Pioneer Days, a While the museum is devoted primarily to the Southeastern In- spring event. The 2nd annual symposium will be in the spring dians, the Settlement is essential to interpreting the Appalachian of 2013. Please see reinhardt.edu for details. frontier.” —MAH

6 7 Premiere Science Center Named for Loyal Alumni... to be Ready for Fall 2013 Hubbard Hall Plans for the much-need science center are The Hubbards have supported their alma shaping up nicely. The Woodruff Foundation, mater with their time, talents and treasure. together with gifts from friends and the George To recognize more than 70 years of dedi- Lawson estate, will finance the new facility. cation, Reinhardt has named the newest residence hall in their honor. Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard ’36 ’37

I met Glenn and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard ’36 ’37 in the early 1990s when I began working as Reinhardt’s alumni director, said JoEllen Bell Wilson ’61. They were cochairing a fund raising effort by the Classes of 1934 to 1938. They wrote letters, called friends and ultimately raised more than $200,000 to build the Bratton Carillon, named for the presi- dent of Reinhardt while they were students. Their efforts also established the Bratton Scholarship Fund. The new science center will emphasize undergraduate scien- Marjorie was born in Ball Ground, Ga., in 1916. (She’s tific research. As Reinhardt expands its scientific instruction, University planners can start to consider health professions a young 96-year-old and doesn’t mind that I tell her age!) such as nursing and medical technology. She came to Reinhardt in 1935 and lived in a private home in Waleska while attending classes. After graduating in The $4.5 million science center will include four fully 1937, she taught for a year at the Etowah School and then equipped labs, three classrooms, various small spaces for stu- moved to Woodstock to teach at the New Bethel School. dent research and new faculty offices. Following its comple- tion, the Samuel C. Dobbs Science Hall will be renovated. She became reacquainted with a fellow teacher, Glenn Hubbard, Reinhardt Class of 1936. They courted and then married in 1940. During World War II, Glenn went to work for Bell Air- “It’s inspiring to look back and see how this building project has come together.” craft Corporation. After the war, he returned to teaching, but in 1950, he started a career in accounting. He worked — Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood, Reinhardt President in that field until he retired in 1980. He passed away in January 2002. Marjorie, a life-long educator, retired from Woodstock The need was critical. Biology had become one of Reinhardt’s most Deborah Marlowe and several anonymous donors. Because of all Elementary School in the early 1970s. popular majors, and space was in short supply. Labs and lectures this support, Reinhardt will have a premier science building by the The Hubbards have one daughter, Elaine, who retired as were being taught in the same areas, which resulted in less effective fall of 2013.” a mathematics professor from Kennesaw State University in instruction. The strategic plan included a new science center, and Science faculty members are looking forward to having addi- 2003. When the Hubbards were honored at the 2012 Talon plans were being developed to add fully equipped labs, classrooms, tional space designed to meet their needs. Assistant Professor of Awards Gala, Elaine accepted the plaque commemorating individual student research spaces and faculty offices. Samuel C. Biology Dr. Irma Santoro said the new science center “will allow the name of Reinhardt’s newest residence hall. (see p. 26) Dobbs Science Hall would also be renovated. All that was needed us... to finally undertake laboratory experiments that we have not The Hubbards’ support earned them the 2003 Rein- was the $4.5 million to fund the project. been able to do because of very little space... We will finally be able hardt Alumni Loyalty Award. Marjorie makes an annual Reinhardt President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood and Advance- to separate lab and lecture so that we can set up for the lab prior to gift in her husband’s memory to benefit Reinhardt students, ment Vice President JoEllen Bell Wilson ,61 have spent the past the class. This will allow us to incorporate more involved labs into Specifics on Hubbard Hall and Reinhardt is a beneficiary of their will. several years looking for interested donors. The George Lawson the curriculum.” To recognize these gifts, and to thank the Hubbards Estate provided the initial $2 million. Reinhardt trustees and the • Houses 72 male students Assistant Professor of Biology Zachary Felix agrees. “With the for more than 70 years of dedication to their alma ma- Northside Hospital Foundation pledged or donated almost $1 new building, we will have more lecture rooms and a dedicated • Two students share a bedroom and bath. Common ter, Reinhardt Trustees have named the newest residence million. The Woodruff Foundation completed the needed funding lab space for each area in biology, which will make instruction so study areas are included in each two-room suite. hall the Glenn H. and Marjorie Humphrey Hubbard Resi- with a $1.5 million gift. much more efficient. And, maybe more important, we will get an dence Hall. Isherwood recognizes the generous supporters who are making • Next to the Fincher Visual Arts Center overlooking infusion of updated equipment. Biology, particularly the areas of “I’m looking forward to gathering with Reinhardt this new science center possible. “It’s inspiring to look back and the Falany Performing Arts Center Lake Mullenix molecular biology and microbiology, are moving so quickly, and alumni, students, parents and friends for the grand opening see how this building project has come together. I’m thankful to the equipment we have needs to be improved.” of this fine building on Alumni Day, Oct. 6, 2012,” Wilson George Lawson for believing in Reinhardt and putting us in his Planning is underway to add a second 72-bed Plans call for construction to start in fall 2012 so the building said. “It’s sure to be a fine occasion.” — JEW will. And to the two foundations for agreeing to help us meet this can be ready to welcome students for fall 2013. — MSW wing to open fall 2013. need. And to our trustees Nancy Simms, Billy Hasty, Billy Hayes, 9 8 Generations of Love for Education Tippens Memorial Endowment Fund 2011-2012 Highlights “Despite a very challenging economy, this has been a year of It was a love story votion to education, and now account for more than 50 bachelors exceptional excitement, energy and activity,” said Reinhardt that began a cen- degrees, 25 masters degrees, and 13 doctoral degrees. To date, 12 President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood. “Reinhardt University tury ago. In January of their descendants have attended Reinhardt. 1910, Mamie Cleo Cagle and Charles Monroe Tippens met in a As education, and Reinhardt as well, has been in the forefront is the most dynamic institution of learning in Georgia.” one room school house called Sandy Plains. He was 21 years old of this family’s existence for the last century, Margaret Tippens and the “new” teacher for the school, and she was 16 years old, an Dobson has established an endowment in her parents memory. The Field House, Field, Hubbard Hall, Ken White Music older seventh grader anxious to learn. When school let out in June Charles Monroe & Mamie Cleo Tippens Memorial Endowment Center, Eagle Statue, Education Classrooms 1911, Monore wrote to Cleo telling her he would like to see all Fund will provide scholarships for deserving students. of his students, but her most of all. As she’d had her eyes on him “Reinhardt has played a major role in the educational back- To get ready for more students, programs and football, the Campus has buzzed too throughout the year, they began to date and were married on ground of my family,” said Margaret’s son, Jeffrey. “What better with construction. The new turf field is complete, Hubbard Residence Hall and December 24, 1911. way for my mother to honor that heritage than establish an en- the Ken White Music Center will be ready for fall classes, and the Athletic Field They raised a family of six girls and one boy: Willie B, Annie dowment in honor of her parents, the founding members of our House will open in mid-September. The bottom floor of Paul Jones has been con- D, LeRoy, Ruth, Margaret, Marjorie and Betty. The descendants of family.”— LHT verted to education classrooms, and alumni and students have enjoyed posing by Monroe and Cleo have been the primary beneficiaries of their de- the new Eagle Statue next to the Hasty Student Life Center. See p. 3, 9 & 35.

Academic Excellence, New Programs & Locations Ryan Satterfield ’95 The Convocation of Artists and Scholars continued to grow in awareness and par- Supports Alma Mater with Time, Treasure ticipation. Reinhardt launched a Master of Education in Early Childhood Education and added a new site in Woodstock, Ga. Reinhardt’s first online programs, a degree completion program in criminal justice, was approved to launch in fall 2012, and an online degree completion program in healthcare administration will start in Spring “The benefits and opportunities that Reinhardt gives 2013. A Master of Public Administration with a criminal justice concentration is in students come in many shapes and sizes, however, the final approval stages; it is scheduled to start in spring 2013. without these gracious people giving of their time, talents, and financial contributions, those opportunities Music Program Growth; Addition of Musical Theatre that I was offered wouldn’t be available.” Due to energetic recruiting, a more widely known reputation, and an increasing number of incredibly talented students and faculty, Reinhardt’s music program has — Ryan Satterfield ’95 grown substantially. A new degree in musical theater has been added, and a new Ryan Satterfield (right) with his family - wife, music facility designed, funded and constructed. As a result, Reinhardt will have Kelly, daughter, Chloe, and son, Carson. the largest private music program in the state of Georgia. See p. 4 & 5 for more. When Ryan Satterfield stepped onto Reinhardt’s campus in the fall their time, talents, and financial contributions, those opportunities of 1991, he didn’t know what his future would hold, but he knew that I was offered wouldn’t be available.” he had found a second home. For more than a decade, he has been Satterfield has pursued a career in education and this fall will Fund Raising Success: a constant champion for Reinhardt, unchanging in his commit- begin a new role as an assistant principal at Woodland Middle Are You Ready for Football? Annual Fund Tops ment to help other students receive the same opportunities he did. School in Bartow County, Ga., but he is still consistently doing his $1 million “It didn’t take me long to realize that Reinhardt was going to part to continue the Reinhardt experience. He not only has been The eight-person coaching staff is in place. The turf field and be a special place for me,” remembers Satterfield, a 1995 graduate. a member of the 1883 Club, a giving society that gives a contin- athletic field house are on track. Recruiting has been Reinhardt alumni, faculty, staff, “I immediately became involved in the campus community, both ual $18.83 a month, he also volunteers his time on the Reinhardt very successful, and more than 130 football players donors and friends contributed a socially and academically, and the benefits that both of those gave Alumni Board of Governors. are ready to begin practice this fall. Reinhardt record $1,011,062 to the annual me paved the way for many more opportunities later in life.” Satterfield urges his fellow alumni to join him in supporting football has been accepted to compete in appeal. In addition, capital cam- After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- the students of Reinhardt. “I would encourage alumni to do what- the Mid-South Conference and will begin paign funds were secured to con- istration, Satterfield spent the next three years working in Rein- ever they can and feel comfortable doing. In some cases, that may intercollegiate competition during fall 2013. struct a music center and science hardt’s Office of Admissions. It was during this time that he began mean simply telling their Reinhardt story. If you are looking for Reinhardt now fields 17 scholarship athletic center. The Funk Heritage Center to see the need for philanthropy. an easy way to give financially, the 1883 Club would be a great fit. teams. Almost 25 percent of the student and campus right-of-way project “I witnessed on a daily basis the impact that giving back had on If volunteering is something you want to do, contact the Alumni population plays an intercollegiate sport. also received capital campaign gifts. our student body and our campus as a whole,” he said. “The ben- Office, volunteers are always needed. Regardless of what type of See more on p. 35 & 36. ––MSW efits and opportunities that Reinhardt gives students come in many efforts you are willing to give, I can assure you it will be put to shapes and sizes, however, without these gracious people giving of helping the mission of Reinhardt.” — EPH 11 10 Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012 Annual Report & Honor Role of Donors

Pinnacle Society Frances Wood Wilson Foundation General Board of Global Ministries of the UMC Pinnacle Society ($100,000 +) $100,000 + General Board of Higher Education and Tower Club $50,000–$99,999 Ministry Benefactor’s Club $25,000 - $49,999 Georgia United Methodist Commission SunTrust Bank Trusteed Foundations: Leadership Circle $10,000 - $24,999 on Higher Education Greene-Sawtell Foundation Pacesetter’s Club $5,000 - $9,999 Hawkins Foundation, Inc. Angel & George M. Lawson Estate Chairman’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Scott D. & Susan Hawkins Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation President’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 W. I. H. & Lula E. Pitts Foundation Fred H. Henritze Dean’s Club $500 - $999 Steven & Nancy Gordy Simms Peter Allen Jernigan Patron’s Club C. Kenneth & Myra White ‘61 Joe E. Johnston Foundation $250 - $499 White Family Foundation Deborah Marlowe Century Club $100 - $249 North Georgia Conference, UMC Associate’s Club $1 - $99 Tower Club North Georgia United Methodist Founda- tion, Inc. ($50,000–$99,999) Regions Bank Northside Hospital-Cherokee Roswell-Alpharetta AAUW Anonymous Roy Rice & Ellen A. Reagan The Snodgrass Foundation The Evelyn and Frank Gordy Foundation Scholarship America Charles Austin Stephens Harriet H. McDonald Estate SEI TPA Realty Services, LLC Stuart & Eulene Murray Foundation The Chatlos Foundation, Inc. Universal Alloy Corporation The Varsity, Inc. Gary C. & Brenda H. Waddell ‘68 ‘68 Benefactor’s Club Glenn D. & Susan Warren J. M. Wilkerson Construction, Inc Drs. Anil & Monika Yadav ($25,000 - $49,999) President’s Club Sis Brown Chairman’s Club ($1,000 - $2,499) Georgia DOT, Grant to Improve Right of Way ($2,500 - $4,999) I’ll always remember Reinhardt. It’s in my will. Joan U. McFather Alan Reed Memorial Scholarship AT&T Georgia Pioneers Alan D. & Judith Allen Leadership Circle Allgood Pest Solutions America’s Junior Miss Scholarship Foundation, John A. McGarity ’48 Amerisure Insurance ($10,000 - $24,999) Inc. Anonymous Amicalola EMC Appalachian Mountain Regional Campus Richard & Angela Bell For more information about planned giving, contact JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘61 Anonymous Council John H. & Joy Adams Bennett, Jr. ‘65 ‘90 AT&T Georgia at 770-720-5545 or [email protected]. The Brown-Whitworth Foundation Big Canoe Company, LLC Ralph W. & Sandra Smith Balchin Jr. ‘65 Care Solutions, Inc. Eddie & Katherine Brewer Barnes Law Group, LLC Churches Homes Foundation, Inc. Charles K. & Carolyn Cobb, Jr. Thomas A. Bethel Coca-Cola North America Mr. & Mrs. Raymon H. Cox Big Canoe Chapel, Inc. The Community Foundation of Northwest Franklin R. & Carolyn R. Croker ‘54 ‘54 Myrtie A. Black Estate Georgia Duke Reality R. Dean & Grace H. Boswell ‘47 Copperfield Energy ExxonMobil Foundation The Bowden Spratt Law Firm PC Samuel C. Dobbs Estate L. Austin & Beatrice Flint Calhoun First UMC LaTrelle Lanier Ethridge ‘41 Sharon A. Gay The Charter Foundation, Inc. Fincher-Loughridge Foundation, Inc. Georgia Power Foundation Cherokee Community Chorale Georgia Independent College Association Georgia Student Finance Authority Cherokee County Retired Educators Associa- Jim & Jayne Hasson, Jr. God’s World Publications Inc. tion 2011–2012 Annual Fund John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. M. David Gregory Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Paul W. Jones Fund Janice R. Hamrick ‘59 Children’s Restoration Network Hasty, Pope LLP Amount Percent Mrs. Russell O. Neal Cobb Electric Membership Corp. Funds Given of Total The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William Hayes Coca-Cola Refreshments Padgett Group Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hearn Jr. A Day $102,703 10.2% The Community Foundation of Middle Ten- Hugh & Mary Jane Peterson, Jr. Helping Hands Ministries, Inc. nessee Annual Scholarships $424,766 42.0% The Sandridge Foundation Homeowners Association of Big Canoe, Inc. Creekview High School Athletic Golf $17,465 1.7% Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Dr. J. Thomas & Bettye Jo Isherwood James L. Curry, Jr. Lynn H. Johnston Direct Mail $50,279 5.0% United Methodist Higher Education Foundation Daisy Davies Educational Foundation LGE Community Credit Union Golf Classic $132,740 13.1% Brenda Daly Pacesetter’s Club Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation Lillian B. Darden Honoree $16,675 1.6% The Landon Group, Inc. ($5,000 - $9,999) Dizzy Dean Baseball, Inc. Ministerial Golf $22,210 2.2% William D. & Nell Magruder Duluth High School Anonymous McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Unrestricted Funds $124,928 12.4% The Etowah Scholarship Foundation Inc Brenda Cagle Barnes ‘65 McClure Family Foundation Fergus Lodge No. 135 Phonathon $29,929 3.0% BB&T Norman W. & Barbara A. Paschall ‘94H Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Reinhardt Family $16,651 1.6% Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC Pickens County Board of Education Follett Higher Education Group Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Trustee $70,350 7.0% Bruce T. Halle Family Foundation Bob & Susan Freeman Thomas W. & Carolyn B. Carter ‘61 Norwood, LLC Alumni Board ofTOTAL Governors $2,345 .2% Friends of the Arts for Shorter College, Inc Clark & Ruby Baker Foundation William G. & Beverly Pritchard, Jr. Ron Gazaway Ambassadors $132 0% Dash LP G. Cecil & Myrna Pruett Gila Distributing - Georgia, Inc. Marshall & Kathy Day,Sr. The R. A. Bowen Trust Total $1,011,062 100% Gilmer Christian Learning Center First Cherokee State Bank Ray M. & Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation Amount Percent Funds Given of Total 12 A Day $102,703 10.2% 13 Annual Scholarships $424,766 42.0% Athletic Golf $17,465 1.7% Direct Mail $50,279 5.0% Golf Classic $132,740 13.1% Honoree $16,675 1.6% Ministerial Golf $22,210 2.2% Unrestricted Funds $124,928 12.4% Phonathon $29,929 3.0% Reinhardt Family $16,651 1.6% Trustee $70,350 7.0% Alumni Board ofTOTAL Governors $2,345 .2% Ambassadors $132 0%

Total $1,011,062 100% HonorDean’s Roll Club of Donors $500 - $999 2011–2012 Patron’s Club $250 - $499 Century Club $100 - $249

Gilmer Education Foundation, Inc. The Bowden Spratt Law Firm PC W. Richard & Margaret Hauenstein Jennings E. Watkins Howard & Patricia D. Hackney ‘61 Steve Strickland Gordon County Board of Education The Charter Foundation, Inc. Camille Hegg Wetland & Ecological Consultants, LLC Peggy McIntosh Hancock ‘61 M. Cash Striplin ‘71 Jack H. & Dawn Morrison Gray ‘64 The Community Foundation of Middle Ten- Carlton W. & Martha Jane Hendrix, Sr. L. Susan Williamson ‘74 Angela D. Harlow ‘08 F. Len & Patsy Cochran Sturdivant ‘61 ‘61 Habersham Properties nessee The Rev. Dr. C. R. Hill, Jr. Stanford G. Wilson David E. & Susan Harrison J. Atwood Taylor III Paul & Ellen Harper The Etowah Scholarship Foundation Inc Hillside UMC Windstream Corporation Will & Renay Heath Zelma Taylor G. Dennis & Jeanette Wakefield Harris, Jr. The Kroger Company Foundation Dianna E. Hinton The Xerox Foundation The Rev. Sandra D. Henry ‘63 The Rev. Charles R. & Barbara Thomas ‘58 ‘58 The Melvin Teetz Revocable Trust Dorothy J. Hobbs Dr. John Yelvington Mitchell Henson James H. & Anna S. Turner ‘76 William G. Hasty Jr. ‘67 The Teasley Fund David W. Howe John W. & Glenda Young Maureen Hicks Edwin N. & Margie Cox Varner ‘54 ‘54 Donald & Judy Hausfeld Huie L. & Sonya Chilton Turner ‘83 ‘83 International Essential Tremor Foundation Paul & Carole Holley James C. & Sherry Hopkins Wallace Jr. ‘85 ‘90 Havertys Furniture Companies, Inc. TVA/Power Distributors Scholarship Margaret C. Jackson Patron’s Club Donald C. & Susan Holmes ‘71 Wesley C. & Linda Wallace Walraven ‘65 ‘65 Dr. Ralph E. & Jean Holmes Helser ‘59 United Community Banks Johns Creek UMC ($250 - $499) Charles & Carol Ivie Marsha S. White The Rev. R. Olin & Donna Chastain Herndon William L. Wester ‘96H Dr. William J. & Mary Beavers Johnston ‘56 Gene Jernigan David Whitley ‘57 ‘57 Holly Williams Tony Johnston Robert & Catherine Adams Joe N. Guy Co., Inc. Brian Wildman Calvin & Cheryl Hill Steve & Robin Williams ‘73 Jimmy S. Jordan Sr. Alpharetta First UMC Junior Service League of Woodstock Wayne & Vicki Wilson James C. & Margaret Nesbitt Hobbs ‘65 Venette Morgan Williams Lynn & Larry Kellogg David L. Andrews ‘82 Cynthia M. Kiernan Mark S. Witten Betty Holland John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Sharyn Kerns Chuck Angulo & Kathleen Fisher Kiker Wealth Management LLC Woodstock Outlet Homer & Juanita Hughes Melody Wilson & David D. Wilson Salacoa Valley Kiwanis Club Antioch Baptist Church North William R. & Carlene Kincaid ‘69 Rusty & Kelley Wright Robert P. & Barbara Hunter, Jr. Neely & Kathy T. Young Joel & Sheila Ingle Langford ‘91 Scott J. & Christine S. Arnold William & Ann Kinzer Emily McCormick Wyatt ‘03 Rick Ingram Lanier Goodman Foundation Eric Alvin Ballinger, P.C. Dr. Joseph H. & Karen Kitchens Edna Roquemore Young ‘56 John McEachern PTSA Dean’s Club Dr. Stephen S. & Jane Wong Law ‘69 ‘71 Anne Vickers Barton ‘65 David & Cindy Laminack Kaiser Permanente ($500 - $999) Betty Littleton Cannon Barton Roger R. Lee Century Club The Kroger Company Foundation Jean & Wayne Maffett The Bedford Falls Group, LLC Harriett Lindsey ($100 - $249) Thomas H. & Jean Krueger A Aarcher Services, Inc. Barbara L. Manous Glenda & Devoy Bell Laura Link Martha J. Lancaster ‘60 Paul H. & Marian F. Anderson, Sr. Denise M. Martin ‘84 Patrick & Charlotte Bellantoni Robert & Margaret Logan A Kwik Bail Bond The Landon Group, Inc. Anonymous Jennifer A. Matthews ‘90 Elizabeth Davis Berkner ‘54 Ray & Janis Lytle, Jr. Francis & Bobbie Aaron Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church W. Scott & Katharine Armentrout Kirk M. McAlpin, Jr. James W. Boswell, Jr. The Revs. Zach & Leigh Sparks Martin Ace Plumbing, Inc. Little & Smith, Inc. Keith Bell Dr. Dennis K. McIntire Roger & Sherry Branka Michael & Laura Keele Martinez ‘75 Action Trailer Leasing, Inc George Lucktenberg Thomas M. & Karen L. Beman Flora Ella McIntire Bremen First UMC Bess A. McDaris Kristin Adams Wright & Barbara H. Martin Bent Tree Foundation, Inc. The Rev. R. Gregory & Lydia Meadows Diana Briscoe Tom & Joan McEvoy L. Cecile Adams ‘61 Paul & Susan May Wayne & Marie Berkner John S. & Carolyn R. Millar Carey H. Brown Terry & Charlotte McKenzie L B. Ahrens Jr. Ellen McElyea & Mr. Robert Dyer James N. Bohannon, Jr. ‘51 Maurice M. & Pansie G. Moore ‘67 Robert M. & Joelen Brown, Sr. ‘61 The Rev. H. D. & Joy Melton Ronald & Shirley Akers The Melvin Teetz Revocable Trust Beth Adams Bowser ‘68 James & Mary Mozley Sylvia M. Brown Diane Moore Herbert & Martha Alford The Rev. Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55 Michael & Nancy Buchieri NGMC Auxiliary Inc. Bug Busters G. David Moore Judy Allen Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon Robert E. Byrd & Michelle DeHaven Betty Champion Parrott ‘54 Dan & Carolyn Robinson Burkholder ‘80 George D. Morse Allen Temple A.M.E. Church The Hon. Kipling Louise McVay Marguerite Thigpen Cline ‘58 L. Lamar & Melody Pendley ‘01 Business & Professional Women - Canton/ Seaborn T. & Karen Smith Moss ‘65 ‘65 Mary Anna Moore Allison-Houston ‘51 Mount Bethel UMC Committee to Elect Judge Ellen McElyea Gerald F. Perry ‘54 Cherokee Chapter Mountain Lakes Insurance Marion Allred ‘59 Mount Carmel Christian Church Jerry W. Cooper Darrell & Kay Pippin Philip M. & Barbara Stafford Byrd ‘48 ‘56 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Inc. Vinny & Diane Amatulli Richard Mullenbach Steve Crain David & Cecelia Ratcliffe Kenneth E. Carter ‘66 T. Brett Mullinix American Professional Search, Inc. Noonday Baptist Association Credit Union of Georgia Renasant Bank Nancy T. Carter William H. Nichols, Jr. David & Annieka Anderson Northside UMC Crigler Enterprises, Inc. C. Nelson & Marie Gates Richardson ‘57 ‘58 John A. & Sara Jo Cauble Norfolk Southern Foundation-Matching Gifts Frederick & Elizabeth Anderson L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Lucretia M. & Bill Davenport William O. & Alice S. Riley Pat Chastain Northwestern Benefit Corporation of Georgia Kenneth J. & Holly Hochstetler Anderson ‘72 ‘72 Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Jarrett L. Davis, III Ringgold Band Boosters Cherokee Bank William O’Callaghan, Jr. Stuart A. & Gloria C. Anderson Mathew Avary & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05 ‘04 Danny & Bonnie L. DeBord Roach, Caudill & Gunn LLP Cherokee Floor Covering, Inc. Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Program Anonymous Professional Assoc. of Georgia Educators Deluxe Athletics LLC Sylvia Wheeler Roberts David B. Chester Robert Gary & Bonnie L. Otts ‘65 Anonymous Foundation, Inc. D.A. & Robin Dobbins Dr. Eddie B. & Sylvia R. Robertson Gordon & Sharon Christensen Leonard Pagano William Ansley R. T. Jones Memorial Community Founda- Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65 ‘64 Rotary Club of Woodstock Alexander J. & Georgia E. Ciaputa ‘81 Pickens County Chamber of Commerce Andrew & Julia Archer tion, Inc. Earl Dolive Dr. Ricardo Sanchez Alexander & Hilda Clark Pilgrim’s Pride Carlos & Cheryl Arnaud Harrison & Dorothy Reeves Dr. Robert Driscoll Pamela & Robert Schindler Seth Coffee Pillow Perfect, Inc Gene & Joyce Arnold Reynolds Architects, PC Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56 Franklin D. Self Cooperative Education Fund Larry L. & Janice Prather The Rev. Cindy H. & Randy Autry Garland & Bonnie Reynolds C. Jack & Maye Lyon Eaton ‘56 ‘58 Sheriff Roger Garisson Charities, Inc. Martha Covington Private Bank of Buckhead Aime Baars Louis & Katianne Riccardi, D.D.S. Emerginet-Cherokee Emergency Services Ken & Geraldine Slaughter Fred Crain Eric J. Puckett ‘89 Rebecca & David Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Horace L. Richards Family Plan, Inc. Garrett P. Smith George R. Cross RDA Systems, Inc. Doyle & Willie Jean Bailey ‘88 A. R. & Elaine Fraser Roberts, III ‘84 First Beacon Capital LLC Snapping Shoals Electric Trust, Inc. Charles L. Davidson III Denny M. Rey ‘06 Col. George L. Bailey USMC (Ret.) Rosebud McCormick Foundation Inc The Rev. Dr. Ron & Yvonne Flowers Lovedia S. Snow C. W. & Alice Dennard Donald R. Richardson ‘65 Rick D. & Linda Cannon Bailey ‘74 ‘74 The Scottish Rite Foundation of Georgia Jerry & Carol Foster Solid Solutions S. Jackson & Sara Bookhardt Dorsey ‘59 ‘60 Jerry M. Rogers Sheila Chatfield Bailey ‘54 Rod & Sandi Sentell Gregory & Carol Fowler Southeast Restoration Group Dyer & Rusbridge Roytec Industries, Inc. Robert Baird Service League of Cherokee County Friends of the Cobb Symphony Orchestra James D. Spratt, Jr. Andrew M. Edwards Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Ruthsatz Danielle Bailey Balint ‘84 David & Caroline Smith Gentle Force Chiropractic Mr. Dave Street Catherine B. Emanuel John Sakers Patricia Ball James R. Sowell George Mitchell Allen Foundation, Inc. Mel & Linda Teetz Robert J. & Sara Wilder Eubanks ‘56 ‘56 Mariellen Schultz Irene Barker Steven L. & Cristal Stancil ‘73 Georgia Impact Fastpitch Organization The Garden Club of Georgia, Inc. Ms. Margaret Collins Feehery Lanier Shelnutt Ronald & Penny Barnes Johnny L. Stone Georgia Master Gardener Association Inc. John & Dana Tidwell Wallace & Betty Jo Fowler Norman K. Shove ‘68 Barrow Automotive Summerville-Trion Rotary Club Gibbs Landscape Company Traditions Turf Management, Inc. Yeteva & Bert Frye John D. Shurley John F. Barrows ‘76 SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation Matching Brian K. & Angela Galloway Griffin ‘87 ‘86 Randell E. Trammell ‘03, MBA ‘09 George & Judy Galphin Sylvia B. Bowen Shurling ‘48 F. Lamar & Janice Blalock Barton ‘58 ‘58 Gifts Richard & Debbie Griffiths Arthur & Lori Tribble Odie P. & Kebra Galt, III Ann D. Smith Mary C. Barton SunTrust Directed Funds: Asbury-Warren Rex & Joan Hamilton A.S. Turner & Sons, Inc. Georgia Florida United Methodist Federal Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey K. Smith Bates Properties Foundation Tim & Sue Haney Turner Construction Company Credit Union Jack H. & Ruby A. Smith ‘38 Philip Beamer Sydney Mae Taylor Foundation, Inc. The Hon. Joe Frank & Elizabeth Harris Drew Tutton William & Susan Gibson Sportran 2 Inc. Walter & Anita Beck Earle Taylor, III Hartwell First UMC Bill & Lisa Vandiver Edward & Julie Gill Barbara Stine Kenneth E. & Sandra M. Bedelle ‘67

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Mark D. & Amy Saxon Belcher ‘99 Charles L. & Dendia O. Chastain ‘70 ‘97 Dr. Floyd A. & Fay Falany John H. & Maria Broome Harrison ‘85 Stephen & Betty Laird The Hon. Frank C. & Amanda C. Mills, III Bells Ferry Texaco Claretta Cheek ‘90 William S. Farrer Roy T. & Amy H. Haskell Philip & Elizabeth Laminack ‘04 Sandra & Greg Milton The Bill Weeks Charitable Foundation Cherokee County Farm Bureau The Rev. Steven H. & Katheryn K. Fazenbaker Bill & Bebe Hatcher Gary & Ann Larson John & Debra Minkley E. N. Bishop Cherokee Ford Fears Family Foundation David J. & Dorothy V. Hatmaker ‘44 Edgar Lary ‘62 David Mitchell Malan & Joan Blanchard Alfred J. Ciraldo Patrick & Marsha Fera Al & Carol Hauson Larry C. Lascody Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Mobley ‘53 Dr. Michael & Eleanor Blass The Rev. Dr. Brian E. & Roxanne Clark ‘95 Tyrone Ferguson April Hill Hawkins ‘85 The Rev. Keith Lawder Edward P. Monico Jorge & Mary Blohm Mark Claude Bill Fincher Carolyn E. & Maxie R. Hays ‘60 Sheriff Gerald S. Lawson ‘75 James I. Montgomery The Boeing Company Clayton Community Homemakers Club Jack Fincher Hazlehurst Pediatrics, PC Linda Doss Lawson ‘52 Kimberly & Bryan Moody John & Penny Boemanns Clayton Food Store Jeffrey & Jennie Fitchett Craig W. Helenbrook J. Kevin Ledford ‘85 Janna Melissa Moore ‘04 Tina Hedden Boosel ‘94 Letitia A. Cline ‘83 Virginia Fitchett Carol Henson Leonard & Christina W. Leo ‘76 Ronald F. & Marlene Price Moore ‘56 ‘56 Marjorie Bowman Wally & Clarice Cloud Five Talents Wealth Management, Inc. Claud M. Hicks, Jr. Victor & Frances Lepore Erick J. & La Vonne Moran Kirk Bozeman Dr. Donna Coffey & Mr. Richard Wright ‘97 ‘05 The Rev. Dr. Ann N. Fletcher ‘75 Claude B. Hicks ‘65 J. Wayne & Dolly Lester G. Larry & Lora Morgan Harold & Nan Bradshaw Anne Johnson Coffman ‘65 Franklin D. Foil Carol H. Hight ‘95 James R. Lewis Morgan’s Ace Hardware Jerry W. Brannon Scott & Lisa Coleman Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56 Brian & Sue Hart Hightower ‘84 ‘84 Robert L. Lindquist Margaret M. Morlier Michael J. Bridgewater Ben H. & Mary H. Collier, Jr. ‘67 Jerry D. Fountain Della Hill Frances Linn ‘29 Todd & Dale Scarlett Morrissey ‘76 ‘99 A. Allan Brittain Bob Conner ‘67 The Robert D. Fowler Family (Judy, Nancy, Michael & Danielle Hill James Linn ‘62 Edith Deaton Morton ‘47 Peter J. & Julie E. Bromstad ‘97 Johnny Conner Louise) Sharon N. Hill Richard & Lucy Lockhart Sven G. & Joyce L. Mossinger John F. Brooke ‘47 Joseph & Jane Conyers Foxfire Farms, Inc. Tom E. Hill Robert H. & Pam Logan Bill & Betty Moxley Gene & Kathleen Brooks Janis E. Corbin & J. R. Buttrum Richard Franzman Coy & Linda Hinton Jr. Loganville Family Dentistry Mt. Zion Adult 3 Bill Garrett Sunday School Amanda Cook Brown ‘98 James A. Corley Carolyn M. Free Linda Hobgood Maureen Lonati Class Ronald & Karen Brown Terri Witt Couvrette ‘80 Mary Free Hodges and Broadway Michael Lonati Judith Mullis James & Sue Browning Dr. Channing H. Cox, Jr. Samuel & Barbara Freeman Steven L. & Cindy Weatherby Holcomb ‘74 The Rev. Dr. Michael Long Walter & Marianne Murphy Richard F. Buhl DDS Neil & Henrietta Croker ‘63 Arthur L. Friedman Hugh L. Hollis Annette Loudermilk ‘58 Susan E. Naylor Robert E. & Lynda Drennon Buice ‘61 Laird & Mary Ann Cruzen W. Leon Frost Jefferson A. & Lana Tibbetts Holt ‘05 Ellis H. & Michelle W. Lovett John J. Neely, Jr. Robert E. Bullard Jeffrey W. & Jessica Culverhouse ‘73 Dr. Janice Fuller & Ben Fuller Marie Derden Holt ‘42 Ellis H. & Sheila Lovett Janis Lovelace Nelson Mark & Cynthia Murphy Bundy ‘89 Dan Patterson, D.D.S. Carolyn S. Galt Robert & Christine Horne The Rev. & Mrs. James H. Lowry Jr. John Nemeth Laura Baynes Burchfield ‘89 Priscilla B. Daniel Jason T. & Kim Johnson Gamel ‘96 ‘99 Janet Horton ‘81 Rev. John H. Lummus ‘43 Jeffrey Nevison Bob Burkholder Mr. & Mrs. James S. Davis John Gamwell, M.D. Donald & Marcie Hottinger Nancy R. MacDonald Nancy White Rose R. Newcomb, D.V.M. ‘83 Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65 Lane Davis Jerry & Charlotte Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Richard House Sarah Macknik Robert Nicholson Dennis & Mary Burnette Mack & Phyllis Davis James E. Garrett Howell Family Partnership, LLC Claude N. & Barbara B. Maddox Marie Cagle Nixon ‘48 Bobby & Rebecca Burnley Obeta W. Davis Ullman & Ellen Garrett Jr. Linn H. & Cecile Rolan Howell ‘66 ‘66 Main Site LLC Paul Norfleet Carroll & Jean Burns The Rev. Paul B. & Elsa M. Davis Sr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gay Humana Foundation, Inc William K. Malone, Sr. Cheryl Tarter Norris Christopher Glenn Busby ‘02 Days Inn of Canton Douglas C. Geiger ‘62 James Michael Hunt T.J. Mangold North Metro Waste, Inc. Wilson & Gail Bush Shirley Deering Georgia Platinum Mortgage, Inc. Mike Hunt Dennis & Marsha Manning The Oil Well Bruce & Lisa Bynum The Delta Air Lines Foundation Georgia Real Estate Evaluation Services, Inc. Helen Ickes Norman & Beverly Manning Charles E. & Donna Huey Orr ‘60 ‘73 Charles W. Byrd Louis & Jeanne DeMartinis James Chester & Faye Gibson ‘61 Mike Israel William Manns & Mary Sawyer James E. & Janeal Wilkie Orr ‘58 ‘59 H. Davis & Kay M. Byrd Ruth Denney Joseph & Patricia Glasser Barbara Jacoby Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Marsh William M. & Bobbie Bagwell Orr ‘50 ‘50 C & K Paving Contractors, Inc. David & Susan Dial A. Wayne Glowka Dr. Kenneth & Dana Jago John Marshall T. Grant Owens ‘59 Colleen T. & Warren G. Cagle ‘48 Walter Brooks & Doris Dickey-Brooks Warren Godfrey Harold G. Jarrell J. Darwin Martin ‘77 Shirley Pahl Joanne P. Caldwell ‘54 Elizabeth Dickinson Homer & Patricia Gold John & Clara Jenkins The Mason Law Firm Steven & Teresa Pahl Alfred & Nancy Camp Kenneth & Catherine Moses Dobson Drs. Jonathan & Anne Good Susan B. Jenkins James & Catherine Mathews The Painting Pros David Campbell Margaret H. Dobson William & Michele Gorski James F. & Eloise A. Jernigan E. J. Mathis ‘45 Thomas Palmer Robert Campbell Harold T. Dodson Chip & Angie Grant Betty Crowe Johnson ‘66 Robert L. & Joanne Gilbert Mathis ‘59 ‘60 Tonya Ray Parker ‘98 Canton Insurance Agency Malone Dodson Gary Grant E. R. Johnson Mark & Jennifer Wiggins Matthews ‘90 Suzanne Ames Pastush ‘98 Canton Northside Pharmacy, Inc. Charles & Judy Dollar Phillip & Monica Gray Eric T. & Carol C. Johnson William P. Matthews Jr. ‘65 Mary J. Pate Canton Tire and Wheel Albert Clayton Dorminy Jr. Sara Hardin Gray ‘51 James L. Johnson J. Q. Maxwell Sunday School Class, Haygood Mrs. Pierce Patterson Canton Wellness Center, LLC J. Robert Douglas The Great Frame Up Harry B. & Rebecca Johnston, III UMC Walton & Jacquelin Peabody Carol Cantrell J. Richard & Ouida Woods Dowis Green Heating & Cooling, Inc. Sara Elizabeth Johnston ‘81 Dr. Elaine McAllister Richard & Patricia J. Peterson Jean R. Cantrell Frances Drummond Jeptha & Joan Greer John & Sandra Jolin Judy McCay PGA of America Lamar & Mary Rachel Cantrell ‘64 Alan & Sue Dunbar Greg Elwell, DMD, PC Edith Singletary Jolly ‘59 Colleen McClellan Philip Beamer Distributor Carol Carlsen & Stan Taraskewich Bill & Sue Dupree The Rev. James H. Griffin ‘48 Doris Jones George W. McClure Edward H. & Lanita W. Phillips ‘62 C.W. Carmichael Janice Floyd Durante ‘75 William Gropp Jackie Myers Jones ‘52 Raymond Lamar McClure Pleasant Valley Auto Care Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Carriere, III ‘92 Edwin Dykstra James & Linda Groves Bishop L. Bevel & Mildred H. Jones, III Jerald G. & Frances K. McCollum ‘50 Annette Pollack Richard D. Carringer Joyce Eagle Deborah L. Gruszecki ‘05 ‘12 Bill & Peggy Jordan The Rev. J. Sanford McDonald ‘48 Charles & Lin Pollard John & Elizabeth F. Carter ‘71 Thomas D. Earley & Ann Schumann Gymnastics Academy of Atlanta, Inc. K G & C Roofing, Inc. Marie McDonnell Bert Ponder Frances E. Cason Al Easterling Jarrell N. & Melba J. Hales ‘52 Dr. Cheul W. Kang ‘56 Mr. John Alvin McGarity USN(RET) ‘48 Jerry W. Poole ‘71 William Cassidy Edwards Tire Sales, Inc. George E. Hall John & Robin E. Kashishian ‘76 George T. McGuire Joan Poole Robert & Janet Cavin, Sr. James Elder John J. Hall III ‘77 Michael Kelly ‘75 Thomas F. & Martha Fincher McLaughlin, III ‘72 Steve & Susan Poole Bobby L. Caviness Jeffrey & Mary D. Elliott ‘74 The Rev. Donald E. Hanberry ‘52 Craig Keyworth Rich & Robin C. McNally Bill & Jennifer Popp Stanley Chambers Don B. & Barbara B. Ellis ‘93 The Rev. W. Calvin & Debbie Holcombe Dr. & Mrs. James E. Kilgore Lynn & Linda McPherson Margaret Porter Steve & Joan Chambers Greg & Kim Elwell, DMD Haney, Jr. ‘75 ‘77 Bill & Nancy Kittrell Ronald O. & Ruth H. Meihofer Dawn Powell Chandler Graphics George E. English Ph.D. ‘55 Daniel D. Hankey Scottie Foster Knight ‘59 Mid-City Pharmacy W. L. Prance Curtis A. & Daphne M. Chapman Environmental Management Services Frances Lanning Hardin ‘45 Kirk & Pamela Kondos Commander James L. Middleton (RET) ‘60 Elmer Prather D. Kenneth Chapman ‘63 Bobby & Susan Sams Epling ‘87 Bob Hardt Markle Kramer Paul & Barbara Thomas Milano The Prescription Shop Dennis Chapman Eric A. Ballinger Christine Adams Harmon ‘49 Bela & Christina Krusac Curtis & Elaine Miles Herbert M. & Janice Priest, Jr. Kevin & Sue W. Chapman ‘82 Harry Estes Larry & Charme Harmon Eduardo & Denise Labra Betty Veal Miller Professional Realty Associates LLC William & Ursula Chapman Roger Estill David & Yvette Harper Thomas A. & Jessica Whitmire Lacy II ‘02 ‘03 Dr. & Mrs. Roger O. Miller Progressive Audiology Center Gary & Marilyn Charles Express Employment Professionals Julia Imogene Whitaker Harrington ‘51 Charlie Lail Dexter Mills Jim & Lonnie Puhger

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Perry & Sandra Quinn Louise Westbrook Stewart ‘56 Dr. Carl F. & Debbie Williams Miller L. & Gaylor O. Barron ‘66 Maria L. Capane ‘06 Dorothy Crawford-Smith Lou & Cindy Raimondi The Rev. Dr. R. Allen & Tracey Young Stewart The Rev. Herman & Sandra Williams Frank & Judy Bartholomew Karen Goodwin Carlile Jerome & Katherine Crilley Gene & Linda Ratchford ‘85 ‘85 Jack D. Williams Michael & Donna Bates George & Carole Carreker Jonathan & Amy Crisp Mary Leatherwood Ratcliffe ‘43 Guy F. Storey III ‘65 Carrie Chapman Willingham ‘95 Robert & Brenda Bates Benny Carter Lowell T. & Barbara Jean Clemmons Croft The Rev. Robert H. Ray ‘60 Miriam T. Storey Jey & Casi Willis Thomas & Sandra Bates Brenda Carter ‘60 ‘60 Tom & Marsha Reed Dennis & Betty Stowers Reuben O. & Audrey Wilson ‘52 Viviana C. Baxter Charles T. Carter Susan L. Cronin ‘96 Anne M. Reneau Francesco Strazzullo & Lucia Coppola Carol Abernathy Winkle ‘62 Kathryn Beatty S. Dianne Tatum Carter ‘63 Terry & Judy Cullifer Timothy & Maribeth Reno John E. & Claudette W. Strickland ‘62 Gary K. Witschy Roy L. & Elaine P. Beavers ‘70 James A. & Jean C. Cason Jenilee Kell Curtis ‘08 Jerry Rhea Tommy & Shirley Strickland Rona Wolbe Elaine Bell Aaron Cavin Michael D. Williams, D.D.S. Alvin B. Richards Thomas E. & Nancy C. Mayo Stull Lane & Rona Wolde Mike D. & Amy Talbert Bell ‘91 Everett J. Cebula ‘11 Barbara J. Dahlgren ‘03 George S. Ridenhour, Jr. Edward & Rebecca Summers William C. & Sara Kendrick Wood ‘56 Mark & Cindy Bello Darond & Tamika Celestin Karen Dahlinger Lavone R. Rippeon ‘95 Mark & Kris Sunderland Brenda S. Wright Jane Belmore Martha Chacon Priscilla A. Daniel Jonathan & Erica Rivers ‘03 Harold L. & Joyce M. Swindell Susan Wright Elizabeth Bennett Peggy Chadwick Joyce A. & Joseph Daniel ‘01 T. Andy & Louise Roach Lowell & Tonya Syers Donald & Shelma Wyeth Sheila Bennett Charles & Mary Chambers Larry H. & Reba Daniel ‘60 Wanda P. Roach Mary G. Talbert James H. Yarbrough Marylee Benthall Clara M. Chambers Larry & Betty Danneman ‘51 Robin Roberts The Rev. J. Floyd & Betty Tenney Henry & Tisha Yoder Betsy’s on Main Street Dane & Laura Chambers Richard & Priscilla Deming Darby ‘62 ‘62 William W. Roberts Colonel Bob B. & Constance W. Thacker (RET) Terry Zamerowski Ron & Kim Bickley Leland C. & Betty Chambers Darby Huey Funeral Home Earnest B. Robertson Jr. ‘38 Frank A. Zayas Judy C. Bishop Lloyd & Floreen Chambers Chris & Jennifer M. Darnell ‘02 Robert E. Robinson ‘88 Mark & Judith Thibaudeau Kathryn Carmichael Zeigler ‘08 Angela R. Blackwell R. Stanley Chambers ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. David Datry Winton L. Robinson Perry Thibaudeau Valarie H. Ziegler & Bill Nunn Emily Blackwell Jean Champion Daughters of the American Revolution Janet Van Every Ross ‘80 Lauren H. Thomas Steve & Sherry Zuber Peggy Watson Blackwell ‘68 Johnny W. & Debra Champion ‘80 Rita David Dick & Cynthia Rubant Dr. Gordon W. Thompson, D.D.S. Bill Blackwood Michael & Allison Chandler, Jr. Joseph & Thelma Davis J. Michael Samples John & Linda Thompson Associate’s Club Beth E. Blakely Arthur Chapman Mike & DeeDee Davis Rev. James Sanders Thompson, Meier & King, P.C. ($25 - $99) Jerry & Sara Bland Wayne Chapman Omelia D. Davis Irma M. Santoro-Bliss Tight Line Drywall Doretta Blankenship Donna Thacker Chastain ‘46 Mack F. & Starla Sherrill Davis ‘66 Lacey L. Satterfield ‘02 Colonel Noble and Gladys Timmons ‘49 Betty Cooper A. Aaron ‘49 Joseph & Melinda Boland Cherokee Eye Group The Rev. Charles H. & Eva Cox Davis ‘78 Ryan W. & Kelly B. Satterfield ‘95 Joanne Tinsley Frank & Priscilla Aaron Jr. Doris L. Bolton Cherokee Trophies Jonathan L. & Lori Davis ‘91 Forrest L. Sawyer Georgann Toop Academy of Dance Arts, Inc. Helen P. Bondie Vernetta Chisolm Tom & Sherry Dean Patricia S. & Kenneth L.. Saxon Martin & Doris Torrance The Accountant Team, Inc. Wiley & Patricia Booker Jyme M. Cinotto Betsy Decker Stacey Smith Scanlon ‘00 Jon & Dawn Toups Sherry Adams Barbara Ann Boone Audrey G. Clark J. C. Deisley Eric & Crystal Schindler Roy & Marilyn Towns Joy-Anne Waelti Adams ‘02 Paul & Deanna Bosworth Gerald & Linda Clark June DeMoss Dr. Julie Schultz Trend Publications, LLC Jeannie L. Adams ‘72 Thomas & Martha Bowen Larry E. Clark Joan A. Denney ‘73 Les & Jan Schwartz Pam Grant Tribble ‘70 Russell & Cindy Adamson Joe & Harriette Bowen Jr. Bryan & Karie Clayton Pat W. Dennis CPCU ‘55 Sellers & Warren, P.C. Jefferson W. & Donna J. Trotter Dele & Joann Adeogun Timothy Bowman James E. Clayton Carey R. Dent Joseph & Gloria Sewell, Jr. Luke A. & Jonna Haines Truan ‘96 ‘90 Jessica C. Akers ‘05 ‘11 Ben & Lindsay Powell Boyd ‘04 Kenneth & Belinda Clayton Carolyn P. Dent Floyd & Kay Shaw Trummie Lee Patrick III Insurance Agency, Inc Dana Thompson & Jud Alden J. O. Boydstone, III Bertha M. Cleveland Erasmus Dent Herchel & Gladys Sheets David Tuck Naomi P. Alexander ‘60 Clarence T. Boyle ‘78 L. David Cline ‘51 Monika & Joseph Dent Dee & Kandy Shelnutt David & Sarah Tuszynski Dale H. Allen ‘02 Marshall E. Brackett ‘76 William L. & Dorothy Nally Cline ‘50 ‘54 Carole Butler DuVall ‘54 John D. Shelton Christopher Seth Tuttle The Rev. Hoyt A. & Martha McDonald Allen ‘51 John Bradford Daniel & Marjorie Cloeter James & Bonnetta Devore, Jr. Pamela Shingler Christopher E. & Angela Bennett Ulm ‘90 Amys Creek Farm LLC Culleen & Donald Bradley Amanda Faye Clonts ‘05 Vilma Diaz ‘07 ‘09 Gerald & Martha Short Lisa Volmar Joan Anderson Rick Bradshaw Thomas J. Clunie Paul Dickens Larry R. Shrout Michael & Sonya Vosika Charles E. & Wanda E. Anderson ‘73 Todd B. & Sally Bradshaw Nan King Cobb ‘46 Kenneth & Juanita E. Dickerson ‘61 Sidelines Grille Robert R. & Myrna Maddox Waddell Sr. ‘58 ‘58 Paul & Susan Cox Anderson ‘80 William & Cally Bradshaw R. David & Lenita Bedelle Coker ‘67 ‘68 Caroline Matheny Dillman Steve & Peggy Simmons G. Thomas Wade Anonymous Archie Ella Brakers Robert L. & Marjorie Howard Cole ‘47 Tom & Linda DiNucci Tom A. & Marcia Greene Simpson Robert & Lynn Wages Fred D. Anthony Rickey Brand Keith M. & Amy L. Collett ‘96 Direct Packaging Single Source Printed Products Foy & Sherri Walker Jr. Garrison’s Furniture & Appliances Mary L. Brannon Billy Collins Gerald & Cathy Dobson Spencer T. Singleton Richard & Martha Wallsinger Don A. & Tina M. Archer ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Matthew Bretch William B. Collins Marilyn L. Dockery-Reece ‘05 Joseph & Michelle Skibo The Rev. Calvin R. Ward Jr. ‘50 Misty A. Arisohn ‘04 Robert E. & Marie Bridges Don & Sue Colter Charles A. & Carla M. Dorris Shaw F. Skillings Peyton Warren Cynthia Cross Armata Jimmy & Vicky Brooks Geneva D. Colvard ‘48 Paula Doss Don & Pat Smith James L. Watkins, Sr. Sharon Armstrong Dr. Shawn A. Brown Comprehensive Aesthetic & Restorative James A. & Josie M. Dougherty ‘01 James & Rachel Smith John E. & Jane McCleskey Watkins ‘67 Huey Arnaud The Rev. Eugene A. Brown ‘46 Dentistry Dot W. Douglas Kyle D. Smith Michael L. Watson David & Nancy Arrington Elizabeth Browning Caitlin Conley ‘11 Lester & Leslie Drawdy, III Marvin & Julie Smith Richard B. Weatherby Lauren Rachel Aschmann ‘04 Joyce Brownlee Joseph & Teri Cook Therese Driscoll Theodore R. Smith Mary Jane Haley Weathersby ‘60 Theresa L. Ast Lana Bruce Mike L. & Joy S. Cook Kaye England Dunagan ‘68 Jerry & Laura Snyder Burt Weerts Gail Ammons Atcheson ‘68 Carolyn Williams Buckman ‘60 Edna S. Cook ‘75 Jacie Len Duncan ‘09 Robin C. Soh ‘74 Elizabeth Karr Welden ‘39 Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Susan M. Buice ‘77 Ed & Loralee Cooley Nancy P. Eagle Dorothy O. Sosebee Andrew J. & Jan Whalen, III Peggy M. Autry ‘60 Ray & Pat Burda David & Wendy Coots Wendell & Laura Edenfield Melissa W. Spencer Thomas & Maliece Whatley, Jr. H. Doc Ayers James R. Burgess III ‘60 Sherry N. Cornett Bruce Edmondson Harry J. Spinnenweber Buckley & Callie Bateman Wheeler ‘09 ‘11 Aime K. Baaro Richard Reaves & Elizabeth Burmeister B. B. Courington Janice P. Edwards ‘62 Mary Bryant Spivey ‘56 Kenneth Wheeler & Amy C. Cottrill James R. Bagwell ‘61 J. Gordon & Amy Burnett Jr. ‘91 Jean & John Courington Gene & Laura Eide Sport Supply Group William E. Whitaker Jennifer Smithwick Bagwell ‘76 R. Martin Burnett ‘94 Wayne S. & Jonell Hester Courson ‘72 ‘72 Eula Elder Stacy’s Rentals Charles W. White, II Jeanette & Randall C. Bagwell ‘48 Jackie & Rosellen Burns Jr. Christine Hansard Cowart ‘42 Virginia Ellis Donald J. & Gloria S. Stadler Wendell & Jane Bennett Whiteside ‘64 Ann Moore Bailey ‘10 Juanita W. Burrell ‘49 Tim & Betty Cox M. Nancy Neal Ellis ‘62 Edgar & Catherine Stansel Kenneth & Loraine Whittemore ‘50 Stella Bailey Sam P. Burtz Jr. ‘81 William & Amie Cox Elizabeth & Dan Emshoff James R. Stephens, Jr. ‘81 Walter & Carolyn Wiesboeck Michael & Kathleen Ballard James Butler Amy Bennett Cox ‘99 David & Jenny Estle Steven McEntyre Security Kip & Candy Falany Wilbanks ‘87 ‘88 Manuela Dent Bankston Rebecca Darracott Byrd ‘70 Linda D. Crapps Lori Ethridge Craig W. Stevens James & Patti Wilkerson Billy & Nan Barnette Thomas & Vicki Callahan Joyce Cox Crawford Benny Eubanks Don F. & Lila Stevens Bryan D. Williams Alesa Barrett David & Jody Camp Kevin Scott Crawford Richard Tuttle & Marilyn Eubanks

18 19 Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012 Associate’s Club $1 - $99

Evans Concrete, LLC P.T. & M.C. Griffiths Mark & Patricia Jackson Fred & Nancy Odessa Leopold ‘78 Deborah Meloun Diane M. Pfaeffle William D. Ewing Jerry Grissom Stephen H. Jackson ‘73 Lester L. Cantrell ‘58 Richard & Lynn Mercer Richard & Karen Pfost Sandy Fantz Edward & Veronica Gucwa Stephanie Jacobs Cindy Lewis Julius & Catherine Merendo S. Beth Russell, Ph.D. Byrd Brothers Farm Janie Gulick William T. James Don & Patricia Lewis Roy & Sherry Midkiff Jimmie G. Phillips Joe A. & Ann R. Farnell ‘70 Robert W. & Maryann Gunderson Daniel L. Jape ‘08 Earl Button & Mona P. Lewis ‘71 Robert & Helen Miller Marion Pierson Christopher Farnham Keith & Deborah Gustafson Fred Jarrell Jr. Wayne & Brenda Ligon Sheila B. Mitchell Cornita Pinchinat M. Christine Farrier John A. Hagler ‘56 Edna Jefferson The Rev. Dr. Curt G. Lindquist E. R. & Marjorie Mitchell, Jr. Maritza Pivaral John J. Fay Keith & Cindy Hall David W. & Cathy B. Jeffrey ‘71 Phillip & Kathy Linebarger Robert & Connie Monroe, III Charles & Sue Polk Zachary I. Felix Max & Regina B. Hall ‘84 Kevin & Laura Jeffries Ray A. & Barbara E. Linn Steven & Carolyn Moore Cindy Poole Jean Fernandez Robert Hallissey Josephine R. Jenkins Malinda & David Lipscomb Mitsuru & Carol Ann Mori Maggie L. Pope Ruby & Russ Field Don T. & Shannon C. Hammond Rebecca Hutchins Jenkins ‘78 Anne Little Kathy Morrison Daniel & Lois Post John & Deborah Fincher Harold E. & Evelyn Hill Hammontree ‘59 ‘60 Andy & Gena C. Jenkins ‘98 Kathy Loffredo Barbara Moss William D. & Sharon T. Pouncey Martha England Fincher ‘60 Rosemary Hamrick ‘77 Roger & Barbara Jewell Moody & Diane Long Christine Dot Moss Roger & Lorraine Powell Jack & Ann McFather Fincher, Jr. ‘66 Gene Hanna Mary Johns Stuart & Sally Loos, D.D.S. Garry T. & Jessica Moss James C. & Claudett Fagan Power, Jr. ‘56 ‘56 Susan Lewis Finck ‘90 John & Shelly Hanna Ben F. & Frances Eslinger Johnson III ‘84 ‘60 Stuart &Marlys Lovejoy Luwana Chapman Moss ‘85 Amy Powers Evelyn W. Flanigan William & Pat Hannah Christopher Brett Johnson Alton & Sonia Lovingood Perry & Karla Motley Robert & Sharon Prescott Jeff & Julie Clark Fleming Carren Hannon ‘04 Dianne E. Johnson Connie Wei Luan Lois A. Mott ‘04 Bob Prillaman Linda N. Fleming Jack A. Hardin ‘77 Kelley Ann Johnson Lida Ludwick Janice Mozley Dorothea Pringle D. L. Flood Alan & Cynthia Hardisty Mary H. Johnson ‘94 Sara C. Lundquist Mt. Zion Church, Adult VI Sunday School Class Jamie H. Pritchett Marsha Floyd Carole Joy Moore Hardy ‘64 Melba & Dewey Jones Bill & Betty Lyerla Tommy & Wanda Mulkey Paul & Marlene Proenza Virginia S. Fodor Glenda Ellis Harkins ‘59 James R. Jones Modean W. Lyons Jane Mundy Heather Anderson McBride Pruitt ‘04 Mark & Melissa Folsom LeVantia Cox Harlan ‘54 R. & Deinna Jones Kirk & Anne Maassen Joey S. & Zella M. Musick ‘84 Jesse & Beth Cohen Pullias ‘10 Jody Fordham Grace Harper Wayne & Deborah Jones E. Colleen Mabe Carl & Faye Nalls Keith Purcell Jerry & Sara Fortnun Ronald & Jeri Harris Franklin & Patsy A. Jordan ‘93 Macy’s Foundation Matching Gifts Program Tripp & Jamie Nanney Gerri Radehl Marilyn Kilgore Foster ‘54 Gordon R. & Barbara Herndon Harrison ‘54 Valarie & Jerry Jordan Elsa A. Magdalena Mr. Richard & Barbara Nardi Anna Michele Ragan ‘10 General Electric Foundation James W. & Connie Sue Hartley ‘59 Edwigo Joseph Robert & Jane Magruder Joyce M. Nations, O.D. Carl & Sharon Rau State Farm Companies Foundation The Revs. Joe & Barbara Hatchell Kyle E. & Mary Hill Jost ‘07 Jimmy C. Major ‘53 Marshall & Bonnie Neely Dana C. Ray The Bank of America Foundation Wilbur S. Hattendorf Brad Jovaag Mark Malone Elizabeth J. Neely ‘05 Ray’s Family Chiropractic Clinic Laura Jones Fountain ‘62 James & Cherie Hawkins Stephanie Joyner G. Mike & Sue Malone ‘98 Kenneth Nelson Jeremy Keefe Burmeister Reaves ‘04 Retha Fox Michael & Jennifer Hayes A. Clayton & Anne Reid, Jr. R. K. (Kip) & Jane W. Mann Gale B. Nemec ‘70 Jim C. Reavis Thomas E. Fox George K. & Laura Siddie Hayes ‘02 Fred W. Snell Jr. Joseph T. Mann ‘04 Network for Good Glenn S. & Regenia Reavis ‘78 Dana Franklin Joe F. Head ‘70 The Rev. W. Hamp Watson, Jr. Nicole L. Maples Jim & Doris Niblett Marion J. & Nell Reece ‘59 Joyce Franklin Evelyn Thacker Healan ‘36 D.A. Kaehlert Ken & Joyice Teague Marshall ‘95 Judy B. Norris Constance Reed Denise Freehauf Linda Hein Steven Karp Katie Jane Martin Angie Norris Robbie Reed Kim B. Fryer Beulah Exum Hennly ‘61 Toombs & Patricia Kay, Jr. Mary Martin & Carole Gentle Deborah H. Oakes ‘08 Melissa L. Reese Stephanie Leigh Fuller ‘11 Valmon Hasty Henson ‘48 Thomas P. & Patricia A. Kearns Martin Land Surveying PC Mark & Sharon Oberholtzer Pete & Twyla Reese Ernest W. Fussell Manuel & Maureen Hernandez Rhonda Fay & Vaughn Kelley Martins Crossing Cleaners Joe & Lisa T. O’Bryant ‘90 Howard L. Reese, Jr., C.P.A. Tim & Joanne Williams Ganka ‘99 Carol Hester Champ & Lynne Kelly LaNelle & Meredith Mason ‘98 Peggy W. O’Connor Reeses Fashion Gallery Inc Betty Gardner Belle Gibbs-Hillman ‘72 & Larry Hillman, Sr. Key’s Jewelry David & Diana Massey David & Phyllis Ogle Spurgeon Reid Larry & Mary Jane Garrett Bryan & Michele Hise Shirley Harris King ‘59 Richard & Melodie Massie Edward & Kara Okerblad Mary Harrison Rellis ‘54 Scott & Kimberly Garrett Annette Haley Hobgood ‘59 Ann Kirchhoff Tom & Mary Mathis Mark & Helen Wehunt Oliver Tim A. & Maggie Reneau ‘80 Betty & Ricky Garrett Linda W. Hogan Sara W. Kirkpatrick ‘89 Robert & Susan May Rebekah Tatum Oliver ‘60 Wayne & Sue Reynolds Michael T. Garrison ‘70 John R. Holbrook ‘48 Janet M. Kitchen Walter P. & Eloise May Stephanie Olsen Carolyn & Lawrence Rice Joel W. & Norma Garrison, Sr. Zane & Laura Holland Kathy J. Klein ‘78 Bill & Lisa Mayo Carla Olson Scott Richey Leonard & Carol Gass David & Jane Holty Frank & Gloria Kles C. Mays Mary A. Osborne Larry T. & Sheila Ricks ‘68 Georgia Geiger Erin P. Honea Arthur L. Kling Kirsten Eva Mazur ‘10 Enoch & Jean Overby Howard & Charlene Robinson Carole George & Lin Breeden Sandra D. Hooper-Ferguson ‘11 Faye Bryson Knight ‘58 Anthony & Judith Mazzarelli Gary & Rebecca Owen Dr. Mellanie & Mr. Stanley Robinson Edwin M. & Wanda C. George ‘61 Ray & Trudie Horton Robert R. & Jann Sailors Knowles ‘64 Carol Doll McBath James & Evelyn Owens Kathleen Rodemich Helen V. Gilbert ‘89 Jerry B. Horwart Mary Kocian Betty F. McBrayer Gregory J. & Peggy M. Padgett ‘76 Janet M. Rodning Rosemary Gilleland ‘84 Martha Hout William & Cynthia Korosec Charles P. McCanless Steven M. Paen Anthony & Idelma Rodriguez Hugh & Gail Gilliam Frank & Hazel Howell Kenneth & Victoria Kull Louvenia M. McCants Steve Page ‘84 Reinaldo & Elena Rodriguez Patricia M. Gilman Valerie Howell ‘80 Pin & Mary Kuo Shawn & Susan McCarthy Nadine L. Paine Charles E. Rogers Mary Wilda Gilreath ‘86 Lee & Edith Howington The Rev. Edward Davis Lacey Jr. ‘58 Michael & Margaret McConnell Spencer Tyler-Thomas Palmer ‘02 E. P. Rolison J. Michael & Julie Mooneyhan Goodwin ‘00 Sandra Parker Hudson ‘67 Mary Laing Jane Overstreet McConnell ‘72 Harold & Bettye Parker Mary Ellen Roos Kathleen Gorski Eleanor C. Hughes Richard L. Laing Lenora McCrea & Nelle Mason Robert & Sharon Parker Kathryn L. Rose Ron Goss ‘64 Royce L. & Jane Karr Hughes ‘67 ‘68 Nancy J. Landrum ‘64 Mary L. McDonald ‘51 Andrea D. Parks Robert & Ruth Rose Olisa Graham Donna B. Hunt ‘95 Keith Laney Amy & John McGee Henry S. & Sharon A. Pate III ‘62 Cheryl Ross Bonnie Sosebee Gramling ‘50 Jayne & Larry Hunter Stephen & Elizabeth Lang Michael & Maureen McGuire Joey & Lindy Satterfield Patterson ‘97 Judy Thompson Ross Jerry R. Gravitt Scott & Theresa Huskins Ruth Pittman Lanier ‘47 J. M. McKee Toby & Jamie Patterson Thomas M. Rucker ‘69 Chuck & Shelley McCranie Gravitt ‘96 Kenneth Robert Hutchins ‘84 Law Offices of Benjamin Bradley Reed, PC Ryan S. & Marvee A. McKenzie Samuel S. Patton Jr. ‘08 Marjorie A. Ruffino Larry & Carol C. Gray Ronald Hunton ‘08 Mrs. Howard P. Lawrence Duane Scott McKinley ‘73 Georgeann Paylo Collene Waldrop W. Ruggles ‘49 Tony & Lois Gray Katherine E. & Michael D. Hyatt Sue B. Lawson ‘57 Ronald & Bonita McKinney Steve & Belda Payne Marissa Sabio Angela B. Green Lanier R. Ingram ‘53 James W. Lay Monica Sharice McKnight Kenneth D. & Peige H. Payne ‘03 Stephen & Jan Sampson William & Janet Green Barry & Donna Jackson James & Rebecca Layne Kelly McKnight-Crosby Cynthia Gail Pearson ‘07 Eaddy Sams Steve & Katharine R. Green ‘93 Bruce Jackson David R. Lea ‘71 Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod Shane & April Perry Wynelle Sams Brandon R. Greene Cecil E. & Donna A. Jackson Karen V. Lee Beverly Tarpley McMurray ‘62 Gary V. Petrie ‘61 Carol Sanders Ray & Rozetta Griffeth David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73 Lauretta Legeza Glen & Julie McRae John C. Pettibone Lee & Karen Sanders ‘07 Scott & Nancy Griffin Hillman & Sue Jackson Peter & Mary Legeza Malcolm & Jennifer Lee McTaggart ‘94 Anthony Petty Jessica McAlister A. Saras ‘04

20 21 Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012 Associate’s Club $1 - $99 Gifts in Kind

Roger & Dawn Satterfield Barbara Sullivan Paula Williams Robert F. Schad Dr. Richard D. Summers Wilson & Marjory Williams Honors & Memorials — Acknowledge Someone with a Gift to Reinhardt Darlene Hicks Schoals ‘80 Marcus & Sally Sutton Judith Williams The Rev. Stephen C. & Deborah B. Schofield Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Swancy Raymond M. Williamson Please consider using the enclosed envelope as a way to remember a loved one or a special friend. We will inform them of your thought- George & Betty Scholz Charles & Janell Swann Kimsey B. & Patricia Sisson Willis ‘75 fulness, and no dollar amount is noted. Reinhardt students will benefit from your gift. This listing includes honor/memorials received Roy & Laurie Schottenfeld Bret & Catherine Tanner H. Marvin & Barbara B. Wilson ‘51 between July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012. Honor/memorials received after June 30, 2012, will be recognized in the next Reinhardt Magazine. William & Carol Schuck Edwin Tanner Glenda Hawkins Wilson ‘60 Faye Hodge Schultz ‘58 Timothy H. & Susan L. Tarpley ‘76 Women Source Julian Scott Blanche Terry Templeton ‘64 Larry Woolard Those being honored are in blue. Sebco, LLC Tracey H. Thompson Daniel & Geri Worley In Honor of: Dewayne & Sylvia Sellars Patrick A. Thuman Jerry T. & Mildred Wood Wright ‘56 ‘57 Dogwood Pet Services Pat & Judy Thurman Lee & Doris Wyatt Dr. Alan D. Allen Edna Roquemore Young ‘56 Gwenn A. Taylor ‘58 Frank & Jackie Sessions H. Delane & Ann B. Titshaw Carolyn P. Yarbrough Bob Burkholder Zelma Taylor C.P. Settlemyer Ginny Tomlinson Robert & Mary Yarbrough Robin C. Soh ‘74 Margaret Tippens Dobson ‘43 Charles Walton Sheffield ‘11 Tommy Adams Insurance Agency, Inc William L. Yarbrough Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65 Chesley Torrance Jane Shelnutt Jim & Pam Treglown Stacy Westbrook Yawn Chanda A. Bell ‘94 ‘64 State Farm Companies Foundation Harvey & Marilyn Shulman Patrick & Patti Tressler Yawn’s Books & More, Inc. Lillian B. Darden L. & Susan Silsbee Benjamin T. Trotter Gary & Sheila Yepson The Rev. Dr. Ron Flowers Margie Trammell Thomas & Ana Simmons Lori Trull Yes, I am Camille, Inc. Curtis A. Chapman William O. & Alice S. Riley Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09 Cathy Slack Tunisia & Anthony Turner Sharen E. Yood Anonymous Colin & Catherine Slay Carolyn White Turner ‘50 Bob G. & Beverly Yost Welch ‘61 ‘61 Jeanette & Randall C. Bagwell ‘48 Betty Tippens Forrester ‘50 Debra Sloan Clint & ElbiaTutterow David & Cheryl Young Margaret C. Jackson Jerome E. & Gwen Pritchard Dobson ‘65 Mrs. JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘61 Christopher & Carla Smith Mary Eloise Turner Tyler ‘40 Kathryn & James Robert Young ‘59 Joan U. McFather ‘64 Sylvia B. Bowen Shurling ‘48 David & Cynthia Smith Carl & Karen Ujhelyi Mark & Crystal Young David & Phyllis Ogle Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09 Diane C. Smith Rick & Martha Ullrich Melissa C. Young Spencer Tyler-Thomas Palmer ‘02 The Rev. Sandra D. Henry ‘63 Donald Smith Philip J. Unger Rosie H. Young Carrie Chapman Willingham ‘95 Jeffrey & Mary D. Elliott ‘74 Amanda Payne Wishon ‘00 Dorothy S. Smith Union UMC Pam S. Younker Marie Derden Holt ‘42 Dustin Smith Frances F. Vaughn ‘77 Kelly J. Zimmerman ‘03 William L. Cline ‘50 The Rev. Dr. Curt G. Lindquist Eugene & Janet Smith Mr. Charles & Judy Vires Sandra Salazar Zuniga Glenn A. & Scottie H. Smith ‘71 Gerry K. Volberding ‘53 Margaret C. Jackson Oak Grove UMC Hildreth Woods John R. Smith ‘93 Margaret N. & Joseph P. Vollrath ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Treglown & Family Leslie C. & Claudine B. Smith Harold & Vickie Waddell ‘80 Gifts in Kind Dr. Franklin R. Croker ‘54 The Rev. J. Sanford McDonald ‘48 Nancy M. Smith Wadeken Industries George & Carole Carreker M. Nancy Neal Ellis ‘62 Mathew A. & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05 Scott Smith Helen & Loy Walker Joseph & Jane Conyers Floyd & Kay Shaw ‘04 also gave in honor of: Sue Smith Joseph M. Walker ‘88 Charles Abbott Lillian B. Darden Andrea R. Baker ‘04 Wilbur & Sadie Smith Brian & Delilah Wallace Rick & Judy Jaeger III ‘65 Lynn & Linda McPherson L. Eugene Norton ‘60 Chase Busby Karen Smithwick Larry & Arleen Wallace Maria Klouda Linda H. McPherson Larry L. & Janice Prather Ezra Chastain Holland Sons of the American Revolution Deborah J. Walls Patricia M. Lusted Betty Champion Parrott ‘54 Randell E. Trammell ‘03, ‘09 Jefferson Tucker Holt Leah R. Sonson ‘05 Edward B. Walton Norma F. Patton Ann F. Strickland Riley Sophia Travis Harold & Mattie Lee Sosebee Cathy Hammond H. Warner ‘80 Charles R. & Barbara Thomas The Hon. Marion T. Pope, Jr. Selah Walkup Michael & Lillian Soucy Jeff & Mindy Watson Dolores Wilkinson Lillian B. Darden Jeffrey Sparks Jeanette Hobbs Watson ‘59 Kevin & Margaret Spillane George L. & Mary Ann Barnes Weatherby In Memory of: Robert & Stacey Spinnenweber ‘51 ‘54 Those being remembered In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue. Janet Spitdowski Shelly D. Weaver ‘90 are in blue. Sara Kathryn Esco Spivey ‘94 Larry H. Webb Gary & Donna Stacy Weiner Eye Center Robert V. Aaron USAF (Ret.) ‘49 Mary Barrows David L. Cassell Ann Hallman Stafford ‘56 Russell & Katherine Wells continued from p. 25 Betty Cooper A. Aaron ‘49 Homer & Juanita Hughes Richard & Priscilla Deming Darby ‘62 ‘62 John & Faye Stafford Edward & Mary Lou Weng Francis & Bobbie Aaron Tammy D. Stafford Bill & Vicky Wesley John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Frank & Priscilla Aaron Jr. C. Ernest Bennett Anna A. Chambers Margaret Stallings Head West Annette Pollack Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65 Mike & Myra Stamey Lawrence Victor West ‘01 also gave in memory of: Anthony N. & Helen H. Stancil ‘83 Phil & Cathy Wilson Westbrook ‘71 Robby Anderson The Rev. & Mrs. Hansel Abernathy John H. Bennett, Sr. ‘25 Robert M. Chambers Barry Standard Barbara R. Westfall Rudolph J. Childre, Sr. Nancy P. Stanfield Dion & Shelley Whitaker Edna Dunn Carol Abernathy Winkle ‘62 L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Joseph G. & Barbara Burnett Sr. ‘65 Robert & Lois Stang Bryan & Pam White The Rev. Phil Ellington Patricia Stanley Sharon D. White Charlie Ferguson Thomas J. Addleman Larry E. Biddy ‘67 Jessica Champion Charles E. & Betty L. Stapler Mr. Zachary & Loretta White ‘96 The Rev. W. C. Haney Claud M. Hicks Jr. Kristin Adams Johnny W. & Debra Champion ‘80 William & Mary Davis Staples ‘55 Melba Cooper Whitesides ‘73 Dan Hill Thomas J. Clunie Larry & Barbara Starr Brenda & J. Newt Whitfield Doris L. Johnston Billy Bailey Virgil C. Chandler ‘52 Allison & Don Startup Jack E. Whitmire ‘48 Ben Ledbetter Mrs. Bill Bailey & Family Kleven Boston ‘35 Jeffrey & Jennie Fitchett Leslie & Margaret Steinway Robert L. & Marian I. Wickwire John T. Orr David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73 Virginia Fitchett Nathan A. & Delane Bailey Stevens ‘00 ‘97 Benjamin J. & Rachel Deonna Wiles ‘02 Chip Prance Elizabeth Moss Bailey ‘28 The Rev. Donald E. Hanberry ‘52 Deanie Stiles Dolores Wilkinson John Russell Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55 Melinda Lewis Boston ‘35 Sharon N. Hill Matt & Kathleen Storey John & Christina Williams Josh Spears David & Sheryl Boston Jackson ‘73 Janis Lovelace Nelson Ann F. Strickland John L. Williams Loy Walker Donald W. Barnes ‘60 John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Salina Strong Kevin Williams Donna Westbrook Brenda Cagle Barnes ‘65 Janet L. Campbell Caroline Selene Sturgeon ‘08 Oscar Williams Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 Richard & Lucy Lockhart

22 23 Honor Roll of Donors 2011–2012

In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue. In Memory of: Those being remembered are in blue.

Donna York Chastain A. Elizabeth Johnson ‘40 Joyce Davey Neal ‘60 Philip Beamer Annette Loudermilk ‘58 Doyle & Willie Jean Bailey ‘88 The Rev. R. Olin & Donna Chastain E. R. Johnson Martha J. Lancaster ‘60 Marie Bridges Claude N. & Barbara B. Maddox Bates Properties Herndon ‘57 ‘57 Robert E. Bridges William K. Malone, Sr. John H. & Joy Adams Bennett, Jr. ‘65 ‘90 Patricia Lawrence Russell O. Neal ‘47 A. Allan Brittain James & Catherine Mathews E. N. Bishop Pauline Clonts Mrs. Chris Ikerd Walter Brooks & Doris Dickey-Brooks Ronald & Karen Brown G. Larry & Lora Morgan Dan & Carolyn Robinson Burkholder ‘80 Jack H. & Ruby A. Smith ‘38 Mrs. Russell O. Neal Joyce Brownlee Walter & Marianne Murphy Clara M. Chambers Clyde M. Lawson ‘56 Carolyn Williams Buckman ‘60 Peggy W. O’Connor Leland C. & Betty Chambers L. Clyde Collins L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Eugene W. Owen ‘38 Bobby & Rebecca Burnley Enoch & Jean Overby Lloyd & Floreen Chambers L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Jackie & Rosellen Burns Jr. Gary & Rebecca Owen Ed & Loralee Cooley Don O. Lewis Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 Wilson & Gail Bush James & Evelyn Owens Amy Bennett Cox ‘99 Ms. Tanya Cox Billy Lewis & Family Thomas & Vicki Callahan T. Grant Owens ‘59 Dr. Channing H. Cox, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David Datry Janice F. Woody Patterson ‘61 David Campbell Walton & Jacquelin L. Peabody Danny & Bonnie L. DeBord Henry G. & Mary P. Lyon Terry & Judy Cullifer John & Elizabeth F. Carter ‘71 Philip Beamer Distributor Tom & Linda DiNucci Dr. Robert Driscoll L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Robert & Janet Cavin, Sr. Marion Pierson Dot W. Douglas Marshall & Kathy Day,Sr. Jerry L. Pritchard ‘56 Stanley Chambers Darrell & Kay Pippin J. Richard & Ouida Woods Dowis Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon Jake Q. Maxwell Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56 The Rev. Dr. Brian E. & Roxanne Clark ‘95 Charles & Sue Polk Floyd & Fay W. Falany ‘84 L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 J. Q. Maxwell Sunday School Class, Hay- Seth Coffee Roger & Lorraine Powell Betty Farkas Mathew Avary & Susan Moore Pinson ‘05 ‘04 good UMC Floyd Puckett William & Amie Cox The Rev. Robert H. Ray ‘60 Jerry & Charlotte Gardner Larry L. & Janice Prather Margaret C. Jackson Lowell T. & Barbara Jean Clemmons Marion J. & Nell Reece ‘59 Linda Hein Brian R. Wildman Brandon McCullers ‘00 John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Croft ‘60 ‘60 Melissa L. Reese Janet Horton ‘81 John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Jason T. & Kim Johnson Gamel ‘96 ‘99 Rita David Pete & Twyla Reese Donald & Marcie Hottinger Carol Sanders Sandra Reed Mack & Phyllis Davis Reeses Fashion Gallery Inc. Frank & Hazel Howell Ray Ellis Ed & Patsy Bennett McLeod Elizabeth Dickinson Sandra Robbins James F. & Eloise A. Jernigan Joan U. McFather Sandra Ballew Middleton ‘60 D.A. & Robin Dobbins Rev. James Sanders Doris Jones John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Commander James L. Middleton (RET) ‘60 Carla M. Roberts S. Jackson & Sara Bookhardt Dorsey ‘59 ‘60 Herchel & Gladys Sheets Joel & Sheila Ingle Langford ‘91 L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Wayne & Marie Berkner Frances Drummond John D. & Mary Shelton Bill & Betty Lyerla George A. Fossett Sr. Alan & Sue Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Shipley Barbara L. Manous Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56 Michael Milford ‘85 Zadie A. Scott Eula Elder Leslie C. & Claudine B. Smith Elaine McAllister L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Julian Scott Lori Ethridge Kyle D. Smith Joan U. McFather Ovit K. Foster ‘55 Fears Family Foundation Marvin & Julie Smith Robert & Connie Monroe, III Ronald F. & Marlene Price Moore ‘56 ‘56 Wylette Moody Patsy Bramlett Self ‘56 Ruby & Russ Field Melissa W. Spencer Barbara Moss Mr. & Mrs. David Datry Franklin D. Self Gregory & Carol Fowler Mike & Myra Stamey Susan E. Naylor Coy B. Free ‘48 The Robert D. Fowler Family (Judy, Nancy P. Stanfield Harold & Bettye Parker Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56 Ronald F. Moore ‘56 G. Texana Ruff Shelnutt ‘46 Nancy, Louise) Patricia Stanley Kenneth D. & Peige H. Payne ‘03 Mary Free F. L. & Janice Blalock Barton ‘58 ‘58 Dee & Kandy Shelnutt Retha Fox Joanne Tinsley Reynolds Architects, PC L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Robert Bailey’s Class, Hebron Baptist Andrew J. & Jan Whalen, III Hugh & Gail Gilliam Jim & Pam Treglown Garland & Bonnie Reynolds Church Dr. Carl F. & Debbie Williams Joseph & Patricia Glasser Arthur & Lori Tribble Rod & Sandi Sentell Jack R. Free ‘55 Carroll & Jean Burns Chip & Angie Grant Pam Grant H. Tribble ‘70 Donald Smith Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56 Philip M. & Barbara Stafford Byrd ‘48 ‘56 Sarah Carroll Shipley Phillip & Monica Gray David Tuck Robert & Lois Stang Franklin R. & Carolyn R. Croker ‘54 ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Shipley Angela B. Green Clint & Elbia Tutterow Charles & Janell Swann Mary E. Frost ‘86 The Delta Air Lines Foundation Susan Hamilton Rick & Martha Ullrich Christopher E. & Angela Bennett Ulm ‘90 W. Leon Frost Pat W. Dennis CPCU ‘55 Troy Smithwick, Sr. ‘38 Tim & Sue Haney Lisa Volmar Russell & Katherine Wells Jimmie F. & Joyce Duncan ‘56 ‘56 Colonel Bob B. & Constance W. Thacker Larry & Charme Harmon Robert & Lynn Wages William E. Whitaker Marc W. Garduque Robert J. & Sara Wilder Eubanks ‘56 ‘56 (RET) ‘38 Carolyn E. & Maxie R. Hays ‘60 The Rev. W. Hamp Watson, Jr. Kip & Candy Falany Wilbanks ‘87 ‘88 Robert G. & Nancy G. McKinnon Carol McKnight Fossett ‘56 Constance W. Thacker Dr. Ralph E. & Jean Holmes Helser ‘59 Mary Jane Haley Weathersby ‘60 James & Patti Wilkerson Carolyn M. Free Coy & Linda Hinton Jr. Thomas & Maliece Whatley, Jr. John & Christina Williams The Rev. Dr. J. Douglas Gibson ‘34 Mary Free Charles Monroe & Mamie Cleo Tippens Linda Hobgood Glenda Hawkins Wilson ‘60 Holly Williams Milton L. & Betty Bailey McGuirt ‘55 John A. Hagler ‘56 Kenneth & Catherine Moses Dobson Zane & Laura Holland John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Oscar Williams Hillman & Sue Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Richard House John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Ruth Whitfield Hinton ‘48 Lynn H. Johnston The Rev. Mack Tribble (RET) Eleanor C. Hughes Sue Ellen Turner ‘60 Colleen T. & Warren G. Cagle ‘48 Cheul W. Kang ‘56 L. Cecile Adams ‘61 Mrs. Chris Ikerd L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Sam R. Wilson ‘23 Claudett Fagan Power ‘56 Sherry Adams Cecil E. & Donna A. Jackson Alesa Barrett Glenn H. Hubbard ‘36 James C. & Claudett Fagan Power, Jr. ‘56 ‘56 Naomi P. Alexander ‘60 Edna Jefferson James C. Wallace Sr. ‘48 Carol Hester Anonymous Mary Bryant Spivey ‘56 Andrew & Julia Archer R. & Deinna Jones L. Eugene & Yvonne Harris Norton ‘60 ‘60 Janice Mozley Ann Hallman Stafford ‘56 Julia E. Archer Champ & Lynne Kelly Barbara Sullivan Denise Caylor Jackson ‘72 Marcus & Sally Sutton Peggy M. Autry ‘60 Shirley Harris King ‘59 Ozella White ‘07 Stephen H. Jackson ‘73 John H. & JoEllen Bell Wilson ‘60 ‘61 Mrs. Bill Bailey Family Bela & Christina Krusac Mrs. Pierce Patterson Gary Woody ‘65 Women Source Stella Bailey James W. Lay Robert Gary & Bonnie L. Otts ‘65 Thomas H. Jackson William C. & Sara Kendrick Wood ‘56 Billy & Nan Barnette Mrs. Bill Lewis & Family James C. Williams Margaret C. Jackson Jerry T. & Mildred Reese Wood Wright Mary C. Barton Cindy Lewis Frederick & Elizabeth Anderson Jay Yadav ‘56 ‘57 Robert & Brenda Bates Don & Patricia Lewis Paul H. & Marian F. Anderson, Sr. Drs. Anil & Monika Yadav Edna Roquemore Young ‘56 Stuart A. & Gloria C. Anderson continued on p. 22

24 25 Evelyn Thacker Healan ‘36 Looking Ahead: The 3rd Talon Awards Gala will be in March 2013. Blessed with Ideals True Watch www.reinhardt.edu for exact date and honorees.

I can never adequately express how much I value my Reinhardt education... I think what I value most is the Christian atmosphere and the moral values and principles Reinhardt friends enjoyed the 2nd Talon Awards Gala instilled in me which have guided me all my life. on March 22, 2012, honoring... 1 2 3 honors, the competi- tion never affected our closeness. Her mother always introduced me as her second daughter, I am 94 years old. I graduated from Rein- and Dr. Bratton always hardt College (now University) in 1936. seemed proud of my My mother graduated in 1906. She and school record. One day my father bought a house directly across he told me that dur- the street from Reinhardt to provide an ing his presidency the education for their seven children. All of us two most outstanding attended, and five of us graduated. Our graduates were Eliza- 8 4 family was born and bred Reinhardt. beth Moss Bailey, who had graduated several Remembering the Alma Mater years before me and Reinhardt Girls’ Basketball Team from the 1930s includes Recently I had a dream. I was trying to re- who I knew to be an Evelyn Thacker Healan (front row, second from left). call the words to Reinhardt’s alma mater. I outstanding graduate, awoke singing it and was able to finish it and me. I have no one except for one word. I got online to check Debating teams or “literary societ- to confirm it, but his words remain a trea- how accurate I was. It was verbatim, and ies” were a challenge and competition was sured memory. the word I had left out was “influence.” fierce. The ladies’ teams were Phi Alpha and When graduation came, the choice for Adding that made it complete. Thinking Phi Delta; the mens’ were Pierces and Hay- valedictorian was between Lillian and me. how I now cannot remember what hap- Our grade average was the same, but I had 7 6 5 goods. I was a Phi Alpha president and was pened yesterday, I was proud of remember- chosen as sponsor of the Pierces. the most extra-curricular activities since I ing something from 76 years ago! The annual debates were most popular. was class president and played basketball. It amazed me that as I sang, I felt the You could feel the strong rivalry. You spent The faculty chose Lillian for valedic- same pride I felt when attending. Nothing 30 minutes before the debates cheering for torian and me for salutatorian. I opened had changed but actually had heightened your team. I led the cheers for the Phi Al- the ceremony, welcoming everyone in at- as I began to recall the many benefits of phas and for the Pierces when I was not de- tendance. I asked my brother Roy, a 1929 my education. bating. I worked with a piano player friend graduate and my mentor whom I consider and stood on a table cheering and singing the smartest person anywhere, to write my Popular Activities Included heartily, wearing my team colors. That was address. I enjoyed delivering it. He made it Sports and Debate Teams a real workout. Most of the cheers and humorous which helped me to get through Aside from splendid scholastic instruction, songs I had composed. On the night of the the sad part about leaving Reinhardt and there were beneficial extra-curricular activi- men’s competition, as the Pierces’ sponsor, what it meant to me. , (1) Chanda Aebersold Bell 94 credits her (4) Elaine Hubbard gives big thank you on (7) Franklin R. Croker ’54 gave a heartfelt ties. Sports were important, both intercol- I wore an evening dress and led the debaters Reinhardt professors as an inspiration for behalf of her parents for whom Reinhardt’s speech as he accepted the award for Dis- legiate and intramural, and women were on the stage. Those debates were one of the Guidance for Life pursuing her dream career as a children’s newest residence hall is being named. tinguished Alumnus of the Year. active participants. Athletics were consid- most important events of the year. I can never adequately express how much book author. (see p. 9) (8) The Hon. Judge Marion T. Pope (center) ered “wholesome… and very essential to I value my Reinhardt education. But I will (2) The John Wesley Clergy Award was pre- (5) On being named for an Honoree is congratulated by his son Jonathan and the best mental and moral, as well as physi- Recognized for Excellence say I think what I value most is the Chris- sented to the Friendship Class at Peachtree Award, Curtis Chapman shares a sentimen- President Dr. J. Thomas Isherwood as an cal, development.” I played on the women’s The president of Reinhardt when I was tian atmosphere and the moral values and Road United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Ga. tal moment with the crowd. Honoree Award recipient. basketball team. To lead our team, we had there was Dr. W.M. Bratton. I knew him principles instilled in me which have guid- (3) Pam Haney Tribble ’70 accepted an (6) Chris Dupree proudly displayed his John a “big captain” and “little captain.” I played and his family well since his daughter, Lil- ed me all my life. Honoree Award in loving memory of her Wesley Laity Award with his son, Jacob, all the time as little captain. I loved the lian, and I were classmates and best friends. — Evelyn Thacker Healan ’36 late husband, the Rev. Willie Mack Tribble, Jr. and wife, Deborah. sport, the rivalry and being a team member. Though we often ran against each other for 26 27 AlumnotesAlumnotes

Stanley since 1985 and is the senior vice Class of ’62 president - wealth management, financial advisor.

Golden Eagles Anniversary Dr. Rebecca Ray of Ray’s ’74 Family Chiropractic Clinic in Ball Ground, Ga., was elected to the Geor- gia Council of Chiropractic Hall of Fame. She was one of the founding directors and has served as president and vice president.

Letitia Cline was recently “Buddy” William Brian Frey ’10: ’83 named assistant superintendent ’60 Autry and Joyce Dob- of educational programs, student support bins were married on June 25, 2011, and professional development for Cherokee by Buddy’s former roommate, the A Hands-On Future County (Ga.) Schools. For the past two Rev. Alvin Taylor ‘59. Buddy and At Reinhardt, Brian Frey ’10 liked that he will have a minimal cost and can be used years, she was principal at Avery Elemen- Joyce worked together years ago and could be hands-on when doing projects in as the keyboard on the smartphone. tary School in Canton, Ga. reconnected on Facebook. They live in his communication classes, and he’s taken “The difference in our apps from oth- It’s a class act! A select group of Reinhardt alumni had a “golden” opportunity at the Resaca, Ga. those experiences to the next level. His ers already out there, is that ours is eyes- Darrek Cornelison of Ball University’s 2012 commencement ceremony on April 28, 2012. Sixteen members of the senior thesis project free text entry in which ’84 Ground, Ga., has been named Class of 1962 returned to their alma mater to celebrate their Golden Anniversary (50 from Reinhardt didn’t you turn the device away vice president and city executive for the years). Each was honored and recognized during the ceremony, and the group celebrated Marjorie Humphrey Hub- just sit in a portfolio from you and imagine Canton, Ga. branch of Community Bank the occasion before and after the main event. ’37 bard and her late husband in a closet, it is now you are looking ‘through and Trust. Glenn were honored by Reinhardt Trust- an award-winning cre- the device.’” ees for their generous support. Reinhardt’s ation that will soon be Frey credits the profes- Amy Smith Simonton and newest residence hall will be named in their used all over the world. sors and adjunct faculty ’84 her husband, Jay, have been mar- honor. See p. 9. Frey developed the at Reinhardt for being ried for 24 years and have four daughters: 34 years in the making... smart phone and tab- the positive examples he Kaitlin, Mary, Hannah and Bethany, rang- Dr. Franklin R. Croker was let apps BrailleTouch needed to get where he ing in age from 20 to 13. She teaches high ’54 recognized as the 2012 Distin- and BrailleTeach for his today. school art at a local Christian school. She guished Alumnus of the Year. See p. 26. use by the blind. “The biggest thing I recently wrote, “Even though I graduated “When I was first in college in the ear- got at Reinhardt was that the faculty was almost 28 years ago, I have fond memories Jack Dorsey and Sara Jo ly 90s, I played a text-based game, simi- so approachable and so real, that I knew of Reinhardt and all the joy it brought to ’59 Bookhardt Dorsey ‘60 cel- lar to World of Warcraft. I had more fun I could be that successful one day, too. I my life!” ebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on building on that game and making new went to a really large university the first Dec. 24, 2011. The Dorseys are retired and places for people to go, and it was good time around, and the faculty were never G. Richard Wright ‘05, live in Waco, Ga. They have two sons and practice coding. Once games with graph- around and were too busy, so now that I ’87 see p. 6. three grandchildren. ics became more prevalent, the text-based had all these faculty around wanting to games were, however, still popular with help, I knew Reinhardt was the experience Jennifer Wiggins Mat- JoEllen Bell Wilson received the blind. Since I still enjoyed these types I needed to build the foundation for my ’89 thews is the business develop- ’61 the 2012 First Citizen Award of games too, I became friends with sev- future endeavors.” ment manager at Century Bank of Georgia from the Cherokee County Chamber of eral blind people. It gave me such a strong Currently in the Ph.D. program at the in Cartersville, Ga. Commerce. She has worked at Reinhardt interest then to help this population, and I University of Maryland, Baltimore Coun- since July 1982 and is now the vice presi- turned it in my mind and made these apps ty, Frey encourages his fellow Reinhardt Devin Handley, M.D. has David L. Andrews and dent for advancement. for the blind.” alumni who want to pursue their own ’92 recently accepted a position as ’82 Dovie Ashworth Paulk In fall 2011, Frey’s creation Braille- doctorates to try to get something pub- family care physician at Redmond Family ’79 got engaged on Oct. 22, 2011, at Ron Goss, Sr. served as the Touch won first place in the design com- lished their senior year as he did. Care in Calhoun, Ga. Reinhardt’s Fall Family and Alumni ’64 2011-2012 president of the petition at the 13th International Confer- “If they [alumni] send me an e-mail, Day, and they married on Feb. 4, 2012, Georgia National Association of Insurance ence on Human-Computer Interaction I can give them guidance on how to get Jeff Clemmons has written at Barnsley Gardens in Adairsville, Ga. & Financial Planners. with Mobile Devices and Services held started. It actually took me three tries un- ’93 Rich’s: A Southern Institution He made arrangements with the alumni in Stockholm, Sweden. He worked with til I got accepted into UMBC, so I would about Rich’s Department Store. After earn- office to have a photographer snap the Allen Gudenrath has been a team of Georgia Tech developers to advise any Reinhardt students and alumni ing his associate degree from Reinhardt, he proposal photo (lower left). They had first met as students at Reinhardt (upper ’71 appointed to the State Board further the project he had originally start- that if they have a passion for something, attended Reinhardt’s business program for a left) and he returned to where they first met to propose. “One could say it was of Economic Development by Governor ed at Reinhardt. to never give up on that and look forward year, and then transferred to Georgia State 34 years in the making,” David said. Nathan Deal. He has worked at Morgan BrailleTeach will be a free app available to the future.” — LHT University. He credits his work on Wikipe- for “teaching” braille, but BrailleTouch dia, which included the history he wrote

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third child, Brandon Michael, on Oct. 1, 2011. Mathew A. Pinson was Ray ‘06 announce the birth of their son, ’05 recently elected lay leader of the Benjamin, on Nov. 23, 2011. North Georgia Conference of the United Alumni, Students, Parents & Friends Dr. Brandilyn Pewitt Hayes Methodist Church. He is the youngest Walter Jones, Jr. and Can- Enjoy a festive visit to Reinhardt! Reunions for the Class of 1987 and all athletic ’00 and her husband, Robert, had a conference lay leader in the U.S. ’07 dice Boyd ’08 of Cartersville, teams. Field House and Hubbard Hall Grand Openings. Ken White Music baby girl, Hadley Elizabeth, on Feb. 1, 2012. Ga., were married on Nov. 6, 2010. Center Dedication. Find details on www.reinhardt.edu/alumni Cody and Andi Henry Baker Robert and Tammy Peters ’06 ‘04 (left) welcomed their daugh- Mary Hill Jost and her husband, Kyle, ’01 Gilreath adopted a baby on ter, Landyn Ray, on July 17, 2011. Cody is announce the birth of their daughter, Save the Date: October 6, 2012 March 27, 2012. Gabriella Faith was born a helicopter pilot and architect for Crown Penelope “Penny” Carol on March 25. She has two proud sisters, Communities. on Feb. 6, 2012. Mary Reinhardt is Calling... Charlotte, age 6, and Sarah Grace, age 3. worked in Reinhardt What will your answer be? for Reinhardt’s page, to getting his book University and Margaret Andrews Chind and her admissions, advancement Please say Yes! contract. He works in public relations for has worked in John "Trea” Pipkin III was appointed husband, Daniel, of Atoka, Tenn., an- and development from Troutman Sanders. marketing for Henry County Solicitor General by Gov. nounce the birth of their second daughter, August 2007 to May 2012. Oct. 2012 & Feb. 2013 the past 16 years Nathan Deal. After graduating from Rein- Althea Jane, on Aug. 11, 2011. Althea joins The Rev. Andrew Witt married at DirecTV, Laar- hardt with an associate degree, he earned big sister, Charlotte. Jordan Turner of Canton, Ga., is a Re- Ginger Duren on June 23, 2012. He is the hoven Design, a bachelor’s degree from The University inhardt admissions counselor and the head sulting Group. She lives in Lithonia with senior pastor at Wesley Chapel UMC in Coding Strategies of Georgia and a law degree from Georgia Emilee Holland and Andrew We- coach for the RU Cross Country team. her two-year-old twin daughters. Calhoun, Ga. and Deerland State University. He is also an adjunct pro- hunt ‘07 became engaged on March Enzymes. fessor of criminal law at Gordon College. 31, 2012, and are planning a wedding for Dan Audia is a records and Hannah Aschmann Hise Chanda Aebersold Bell was spring 2013. ’08 registration administrator in ’09 works at Reinhardt as the admin- ’94 named Reinhardt’s Outstanding Jonathan Erick Housche of Sum- Laura Davenport Hayes was Reinhardt’s Registrar’s Office. Formerly he istrative assistant to the School of Arts and Young Alumnus of the Year. See p. 26. merville, Ga., announces the birth of his ’02 named 2011-2012 Summerville Noah Rich was named 2011 Officer of worked in Reinhardt’s admissions office as Humanities and the McCamish School of daughter, Elizabeth Catherine “Ella Cate”, Middle School Teacher of the Year and was the Year for the Cherokee County Sheriff’s an admissions counselor. Business. Her husband, Andrew Hise, is Cameron Massey Harrison is a new on Feb. 10, 2012. also selected as Chattooga County Teacher Uniform Patrol Division. a Reinhardt admissions counselor. stay at home mom. She, her husband, of the Year on Nov. 18, 2011. Adia Williams is a recruiting assistant Bill, their 12-year old son, Jackson and Randy Gravley, president and Clifton “Keith” and Brittney Taylor with the Atlanta office of the Boston Con- Lamin Traore is an account manager for 19-month old daughter, Ava Marie, live ’95 CEO of Tri-State Communica- Jeremiah and Misty Ma- AT&T Government Solutions. He lives in in Powder Springs, Ga. After graduating tions, was chosen by the Cherokee County ’02 nous Norton ‘00 of Jasper, Buckhead and is still playing lots of soccer. from Reinhardt, Cameron earned a BS in Elections Board to serve as its chair, a Ga., welcomed their son, Elijah Harley, on Marketing at Georgia College and State position with a four-year term. Tri-State Sept. 8, 2010. Elijah joins big sister, Miah. Ann Moore Bailey MBA owns and operates five radio stations in ’10 had her art showcased at the North Georgia including WLJA 101.1 Drew Murphy of Canton, 2012 American Craft Council Atlanta FM/WPGY 1580 AM. He also sits on the ’03 Ga., welcomed his daughter, Isla Show, which is one of the largest and most Cherokee Office of Economic Develop- Belle, on Aug. 26, 2011. prestigious craft shows in the Southeast. ment Board, is past president of the Chero- kee County Chamber of Commerce and Melanie Scopa is the senior associate di- Jason Bunch and Stephanie Fuller serves on the Cherokee County Sheriff’s rector of stewardship for Emory University. ’11 were married on Aug. 11, 2012. She Foundation and the National Association Previously she served as director of annual works at United Way. of Broadcasters Board. giving for Catholic Charities Atlanta. David Rausch and Jenni Smoller ‘10 John Monk and his Leah Farrah Hill Tubosi welcomed a ‘09 Buckley Wheeler and Callie were married on June 11, 2011, by David’s wife Meagan have a new baby girl, Haley Patricia, on Dec. 9, 2011. Bateman ‘11 (above right) were married grandfather, Rev. Donald Hanberry ’52. baby girl, Emerson Olivia on Oct. 8, 2011. Monk, born on April 2, Karen James “Alan” Cook of Cart- 2012. ’04 Knight ‘11 Ashley Street (above left) married ’11 ersville, Ga., obtained his MAT Carter and her Terry West on March 24, 2012, at the from Reinhardt in April 2011. He is now a Zachary M. White married Luke and Jon- husband, Ryan, had Wheeler House in Ball Ground, Ga. 4th grade math, science and social studies ’96 Loretta Walborn on Nov. 12, ’96 na Sleight a baby, Hannah, on teacher at Cartersville Elementary School. 2011. They live in Jasper, Ga. Truan ‘90 announce the May 7, 2012. ‘11 Beth Cohen Pullias (at right) and White is Reinhardt’s horticulturist. He re- birth of their son, Erik her husband, Jesse, were married on May Chasity Miller of Summerville, Ga., is ceived a ‘Key to the City’ from the Waleska Harrington, on March 11, Matt Cunningham transferred to 21, 2011, at Smyrna First United Method- the general music/band director for Sum- City Council and Waleska Mayor Doris 2011. Gainesville in June 2010 as executive direc- ist Church (Smyrna, Ga.). Beth works at merville Middle School and the marching Jones in October 2011 for spearheading the tor of the Salvation Army. George Mason University as the PR coordi- band assistant director for Chattooga High popular Waleska Farmers Market. Terry and Natasha Gregg nator/social media specialist, and they live School. ’98 Groulx ‘94 welcomed their in Fairfax, Va. 30 31 Alumnotes, In Memoriam and Faculty/Staff Notes Alumnotes

Ashley Young is living in Edinburgh, Adam Pool and Francisco database manager and Ortega-Grippa is a Scotland and serving as a missionary for the ’12 Ricardo Ortega-Grippa ’11 web and graphic designer. —MHJ, JMM, homeless with the Bethany Christian Trust have started a company, GrIppa Design in JEW, MSW Faculty/Staff Notes organization. Jasper, Ga. Pool is the web designer and Dr. Ron Akers, assistant professor of award recognized excellence in teaching, Huitt Rabel, media and digital service physical education, recently retired from commitment to value-centered education manager, and his wife had a son, James In Memoriam Reinhardt. He taught in the Price School and service to students. The Vulcan Award Thomas, on Dec. 9, 2011. They also have highlights outstanding contributions to Please consider using the enclosed envelope Hazel Reinhardt Hill Gwendolyn Cox Adams of of Education since August of 2003. a daughter and son. education, student learning and campus to make a gift in memory of a cherished Moore, of Canton, Ga., passed Cartersville, Ga., passed away on ’45 ’63 Tina Boosel, instructor of business, life. Dr. Julie Schultz, associate professor of friend. We will inform their family of your away on Jan. 30, 2012. Feb. 20, 2012. and Kathy Hyatt, assistant professor of thoughtfulness, and no dollar amount is middle grades education, wrote “Compre- business, were featured speakers at a SIFE Dr. A. Wayne Glowka, dean of the noted. Your gift will be in the next Rein- Wynell Owen Blackwell, Norris Price of Breman, Ga., passed away hension Strategy Instruction for Pre-service Regional Conference in October 2011. School of Arts and Humanities, published hardt Magazine. passed away on June 28, 2012. on July 24, 2011. Teachers: Promoting Critical Thinking, ’47 The Texiad: An Epic of the Texas Revolution. Reading, and Writing,” which was pub- Her husband, Bob, ’47, died in 2009. They Curtis Chapman, professor of art from Harriet Harper Williams Larry Biddy It is available for the Amazon Kindle. lished in the University of West Georgia’s are survived by children: David ’79, Susan passed away on 1966- 2005, was honored at the Univer- McDonald of Brisbane, Aus- Kea ’71 and Eddie ’82. Sept. 3, 2011. Gateways Journal. ’29 ’67 sity’s recent Talon Awards Gala (see p. 26). Dr. Jonathan Good, tralia, passed away on Nov. 12, 2011. She associate profes- sor of history, received the Jane England Elizabeth Smith and her husband, Archibald, had lived in Ruth Whitfield Hinton Linda Hensley Laney of Cartersville, , assistant professor of Donna Coffey, associate professor of Teaching Excellence Award. This award is mathematics, was selected by the students Australia for the past 20 years. Before retir- ’48 passed away on Oct. 23, 2011. Ga., passed away on Jan. 2, 2012. English, had these poems published: “Talk- ing, she was an associate professor at Emory named for a longtime faculty member who to receive the 2012 Jason Gamel ’96 Blue ing to My Father at a Baby’s Funeral,” a exemplified leadership and dedication to University’s nursing school. Robert Aaron passed away on Phillip Butt passed away on & Gold Spirit Award. The annual award finalist in the 2011 Prime Mincer Poetry students. recognizes an employee who best shows ’49 Nov. 18, 2011. ’70 Aug. 14, 2011. Contest and published in Prime Mincer, Lillian Cable Williams passed their RU pride. winter 2011; “Saint Margaret,” published Dr. David Gregory, associate profes- away on April 2, 2012. Sara Timmons Cathey of Mark Fuller passed away on ’34 in spring 2012 Calyx; “Dance of the sor of music, received the Distinguished Dr. Richard Summers Tignall, Ga., passed away on May 17, 2012. , professor of ’52 ’73 Doves” in qarrtsiluni, fall 2011; “Playing Service to Music Award from Kappa Kappa Charlotte Seymour Wal- Sept. 6, 2011. mathematics, attended the Southeastern Orphan,” which was honorable mention in Psi, the national honorary fraternity for ters of Monroe, Ga., passed George Oscar Hendricks of meeting of the Mathematical Association ’35 the Whispering Prairie Press 2011 Writing college band members. away on Jan. 22, 2012. Virgil Chandler died on Aug. 31, 2011. Cartersville, Ga., passed away on of America (MAA). At the joint national ’87 Awards; “Cowbirds,” in Honey Land Re- meeting of the MAA and the American Nov. 7, 2011. He had worked at Anheuser view, fall 2011; and “House Boat,” which W.F. Garrett Barbara Ross Harris Betty Johnson, physical plant coordi- Mathematical Society, he presented a passed away died on Oct. 5, 2011. Busch since 1992. earned Special Merit Recognition in the on July 3, 2012, at age 98. He nator, retired at the end of August 2012. paper, “Partition Numbers and Fractals: ’36 2011 Muriel Craft Bailey Poetry Contest She had worked at Reinhardt in numerous received Reinhardt’s 2002 Alumni Loyalty George Knight of Carters- Dr. Robert L. Driscoll, Reinhardt vice Insights Using Bulgarian Solitaire.” and published in Comstock Review, winter positions in housekeeping and finance and Award. ville, Ga., passed away on Dec. president and dean for academic affairs and ’55 2011. She also recently published two administration since 1977. Dr. Paula Thomas-Lee, assistant profes- 20, 2011. professor of education, died June 21, 2012. articles. Broughton Fred Stancil of Ball Ground, Prior to coming to Reinhardt in 2002, he sor of music, and her husband, Justin, Valarie Jordan, housekeeping supervi- Ga., passed away on Nov. 30, 2011. He Ronald Franklin Moore had worked in education in western New recently welcomed their second son, James Dr. Kevin Crawford, assistant profes- sor, received the University’s 2012 Bridge served in the U.S. Army, was a World War II passed away on April 22, 2012. York, at Georgia State University, and at Ryder. ’56 sor of English & theatre, played Prospero, Award. She has worked at Reinhardt since veteran and was cited for courageous conduct Kennesaw State University. He is survived in the July 2011 Palm beach Shakespeare 1998. This annual award is given by the Dr. Pamela Wilson during action in British New Guinea. Peggy M. Autry passed away by his wife of 48 years, Martha Sikaras , associate professor Festival production of “The Tempest.” He faculty to a staff member in recognition of on July 4, 2012. She is survived Driscoll; daughters, Tanya Burnham and of communication, spoke on media histo- ’60 also received Reinhardt’s annual award for their outstanding service and commitment Troy Smithwick passed away by her daughter Deborah Autry; daughter Elizabeth Driscoll; two grandchildren; two riography at Georgia State University and Artistic Performance and Research. to Reinhardt faculty and students. on Oct. 28, 2011. Donna Rinedoller and her husband, David. sisters; and many nieces and nephews. served as the keynote speaker at the David- ’38 son College Global Media conference. She Drew Cronic, assistant football coach, The Rev. Dr. Aquiles Martinez, pro- Elsie Carey Williams passed away on David Henderson passed away on April James C. (Jim) Williams, former has authored two articles, “Native Ameri- and his wife, Amelia, welcomed their son, fessor of religion, has published Interpre- Sept. 16, 2011. 19, 2012. Reinhardt assistant vice president for plant cans” and “Ethnographic Film and Visual Isaiah Nathan Cronic, on March 28, 2012. tación bíblica con sabor latino: una invit- operations, passed away on Nov. 15, 2011, Anthropology,” for Oxford Bibliographies ación al diálogo desde la diáspora (Caracas: Mrs. Christine Hansard Rev. Thomas James passed away on following a stroke. He worked at Reinhardt Online. Melissa Doyle, reference and user ser- Mi Familia Center y Acción Ecuménica, Cowart passed away on May Feb. 26, 2012. from 1989 until 2000 and had served ’42 vices librarian, and Amy McGee, techni- 2012). All book proceeds will be used to Dr. Kenneth Wheeler 20, 2012. She was preceded in death by on the Board of Trustees’ Buildings and , professor of his- cal services librarian, both earned a Master support Mi Familia Center -Serving Mi- her husband, James. She is survived by two Sue Ellen Payne Turner ‘03 of Can- Grounds Committee until early 2011. tory, received the faculty’s annual Academic in Library and Information Science from the grant Communities, Inc. sons, James and David. ton, Ga., passed away on April 18, 2012. — JMM, JEW, MHJ, MSW Research Award. He also served as cochair University of North Texas. of the History Symposium. See p. 6. – LHT, Brett Mullinix worked for the Olympic Allen Delois King passed away MSW Zach Felix, assistant professor of biology, Broadcasting Service in London during the on May 9, 2012. ’61 received the Vulcan Teaching Excellence 2012 Summer Olympics. Award and United Methodist Exemplary Teaching Award. The United Methodist

32 33 for Cross Country, Men’s golfer Zach Lindsey Women’s and Men’s Basketball competes in NAIA national tournament for 3rd year “We are very fortunate to have hired these three very talented coaches to help us continue on our successful Reinhardt junior Zach Lindsey made his third straight trip to the NAIA Men’s Golf path here in athletics. All three bring strong but differ- National Championships in May 2012 af- ent talents to the table from local recruiting contacts to ter receiving an individual at-large bid for the second consecutive year. As a fresh- NAIA championship level competition experience. They man in 2010, he competed with his Eagles all three fit the character of the staff here in athletics and teammates when Reinhardt qualified as a team after winning the Appalachian Ath-

“The field house provides us much needed space. All of our with support will lead our teams very well”. letic Conference Tournament champion- – Bill Popp, director of athletics ship. athletic programs truly benefit from our growth.” Playing at Creekside Golf Club in Sa- Jordan Turner ‘07 – Bill Popp, director of athletics lem, Ore., Lindsey shot a three-day, 54-hole Men’s & Women’s Cross County total of 11-over-par 227 at the 2012 NAIA The 22,000-square-foot facility sits between As a cross country runner for the Reinhardt Eagles, from national tournament, missing the cut for a new artificial turf field and a grass practice 2003-06, Turner qualified for the NAIA national meet all the final round by just one stroke. His best field. Located among the Ken White Fields, the four seasons. He returned to his alma mater after working 18-hole score in nine career rounds at the building features a 4,800-square-foot weight in the admissions office at Georgia Highlands College. At NAIA nationals came on his final day of room; locker rooms; coaches offices; an athletic Reinhardt he will also work as an admissions counselor. competition when he fired a 1-over-par 73. training area; meeting and storage space; public Lindsey, from Kennesaw, Ga., has restrooms; a concession stand; an outdoor plaza earned All-AAC honors the past three years and a garden area. and was an NAIA First Team All-Ameri- Alumni, students, faculty, staff and the Lindsey Huffman can as a sophomore. In 11 events and 25 Reinhardt broke ground for the Athletic Field community are invited to the field house grand Women’s Basketball rounds during the 2011-12 season, he shot The Athletic Field House par or better 13 times and finished with a House on Jan. 24, 2012. The facility will sup- opening during Alumni Day/Fall Family Week- will contain 300 lockers Huffman comes to Reinhardt after being an assistant coach 72.32 scoring average, which ranked sec- port football, men’s and women’s soccer, base- end on Oct. 6, 2012, at 10 a.m. – SPR handmade by the Reinhardt at North Georgia College & State University, her alma ma- ond nationally in the NAIA. Lindsey post- ball and softball. maintenance staff. ter. She also spent a year as an assistant coach at Roswell ed two tournament victories and nine top (Ga.) High School after being a graduate assistant at North 15 finishes. –SPR Georgia. She received a bachelor’s degree in 2007 and a mas- ter’s in 2009. A standout player, Huffman helped North Georgia to the 2006 Peach Belt Conference regular season title and a 23-4 overall record. At Etowah High School in Woodstock, Ga., Huffman is the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,735 points and twice garnered all-state accolades. Reinhardt University’s Golden Eagle and Thelma Rogers Silver Eagle Awards Jason Gillespie Men’s Baskeball Head Coach Reinhardt University presents four annual athletic awards. The Monroe Jones Lane An experienced head coach, Gillespie comes to Reinhardt Golden Eagle Awards go to the top male and female student-ath- from Virginia Intermont College. He spent the past three letes. Zach Lindsey, men’s golf, and Maddie Monroe, softball, were seasons as the athletic director and head men’s basketball the Golden Eagle winners for 2010-11 and 2011-12. coach at Cincinnati Christian University after four success- The Thelma Rogers Silver Eagle Awards, which are named af- ful years at Bluefield College, where he was twice named the ter a former longtime athletic administrator and coach, are pre- AAC Coach of the Year. He led the Rams to NAIA Divi- sented to a male and female student-athlete for his/her team spirit sion II national tournament appearances in 2007, 2008 and and loyalty to the University. The 2010-11 recipients were men’s 2009. His final team at Bluefield finished 27-7 overall, a perfect 18-0 in conference basketball player Wes Jones and volleyball player Sami Lane. The regular-season play and ranked eighth nationally. In 1997, he received his Bachelor of 2011-12 recipients were men’s cross country runner Daniel Guer- Arts in history with a coaching minor from East Tennessee State University. He earned rero and softball player Andrea Thibaudeau. ––SPR Guerrero Thibaudeau Lindsey a master’s degree at Tennessee Tech in 2000. – SPR

34 35 Football Update: Up and Running Perfect Goals! Reinhardt’s inaugural football program is up and running. The coaches and players take the field to practice this fall. Intercollegiate competition Women’s soccer begins in fall 2013. has record season!

Senior starter Chelsa Hise plays the ball down the field during a game last season.

In 2011, Reinhardt’s women’s soccer team on to earn its fourth straight NAIA nation- Honorable Mention All-American after enjoyed its best season in the 11-year his- al crown. being named the AAC Player of the Year. tory of the program. The Lady Eagles won Under AAC Coach-of-the-Year Andy Sophomore midfielder Ashley Yarger was Reinhardt’s football coaching staff includes Ryan Anderson, (back, from left), Rusty Wright, Larry Prather, and Tony Tiller, and Will Heath (front, from left), Reggie Perkins, the Appalachian Athletic Conference regu- Kaplan, Reinhardt set a school record for chosen as the AAC Defensive Player of the Danny Cronic and Drew Cronic. lar season championship with a perfect 7-0 wins in a season. The Lady Eagles also put Year while goalkeeper Kaleigh Clarke col- record and went on to finish 14-4-2 overall. together a nine-game unbeaten streak, the lected AAC Freshman-of-the-Year acco- First on head coach Danny Cronic’s agenda Along the way, Reinhardt earned the AAC longest in school history. lades. Joining Amatulli, Yarger and Clarke was to recruit a diverse, experienced coach- “I think recruits coming in and seeing the diversity and the Tournament title and the school’s first-ever Reinhardt had several players receive as first team all-conference honorees were ing staff. Defensive coordinator Rusty quality of our coaching staff has made a difference. It shows berth to the NAIA national event, where awards throughout the year. Highlighting sophomore midfielder Krista Barikos, se- Wright and receivers coach Will Heath the Lady Eagles suffered a respectable first- the honorees was senior forward Katherine nior midfielder Elizabeth Waite and senior were the first hires, then he added his son that Reinhardt has made a real commitment to football.” round loss to Lee University, which went Amatulli, who was selected as an NAIA defender Kelsey Carl. – SPR Drew Cronic as offensive coordinator, Ryan — Head Coach Danny Cronic Anderson as linebackers coach and Larry Prather as an assistant to help with the of- “By National Signing Day [Feb. 1], we Football Conference Affiliation fensive line. Tony Tiller and Reggie Perkins had not completed our coaching staff; how- Though most of Reinhardt’s teams compete We’re #1! AAC Champs Making some noise in second straight appearance came on board to coach the defensive backs ever, since the middle of February we’ve in the Appalachian Athletic Conference, at NAIA national tournament! and offensive linemen, respectively. signed over 100 players. “I think recruits that conference doesn’t sponsor football “I think having a full, complete staff coming in and seeing the diversity and the because most of its members do not field gave us some credibility,” Danny Cronic quality of our coaching staff has made a dif- the sport. Thus, Reinhardt was accepted said. “They are all doing a very good job of ference. It shows that Reinhardt has made a as an associate member of the Mid-South The Reinhardt softball team had another but went on to compile a 36-12 overall re- seed in their pool and one of the most pow- recruiting in their areas. real commitment to football.” Conference, MSC, for football. banner season under head coach Glen cord and 18th place ranking in the postsea- erful hitting squads in the country. Another The vast majority of players are from Future MSC opponents include Bel- Crawford in 2012, winning the Appala- son NAIA national poll. victory by Reinhardt, this one a 9-0 rout of Recruiting Talented Georgia, but some are from Alabama, Flor- haven, Bethel, Campbellsville, Cumber- chian Athletic Conference Tournament Following a 2-0 loss in its opener at the Morningside College, put the Lady Eagles Student-Athletes ida and Tennessee. “When we started sign- land, Faulkner, Kentucky Christian, Blue- championship and returning to the NAIA NAIA national tournament in Gulf Shores, in position to make the prestigious Elite Quality players were next. Almost 130 stu- ing the good players, it gave us credibility field, Georgetown (Ky.), Cumberlands, national event for the second year in a row. Ala., Reinhardt earned some respect by Eight, but Central Baptist advanced on a dent-athletes are expected on campus this with other kids. Everybody likes to have Lindsey Wilson, Pikeville, Union (Ky.) and After claiming the outright AAC regular posting victories in its next two games. The tie-breaker. fall to take part in practice sessions on the other good players around them.” UVA’s College at Wise. – SPR season title the previous two years, the Lady Lady Eagles tallied a 3-0 win over then No. Leading Reinhardt was junior pitcher University’s new artificial turf field. Eagles captured a share of the crown at 14-4 4-ranked Central Baptist College, the top Maddie Monroe, who was named the AAC Pitcher of the Year for the third time. First Team All-AAC performers also included senior catcher Ashley Kennedy, senior Intercollegiate infielder Haley Williams, senior utility S player Nikki Roddy, senior outfielder An- ETIC Athletics Reunion drea Thibaudeau, senior outfielder Bailey HL Oct. 6 Arnaud and freshman utility player Kelci AT White. Monroe and Roddy were also First Team All-East Region picks by the Na- Athletic Field House Grand Opening at 10 a.m. and Reunion at 11 a.m. tional Fastpitch Coaches Association while Thibaudeau garnered a spot on the second team. – SPR Reinhardt has a proud traditon of intercollegiate competition, and all former Eagles and Lady Eagles are invited back to help unveil Reinhardt’s newest athletic facility as part of Alumni Day and Fall Family Weekend. A reunion for all athletes will follow the field house event. Please make plans to take part! For schedules & sports news, see www.reinhardteagles.com.

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Danielle Glanzer (left) and her father, Selwyn, (right) and grandfather, Marvin, enjoyed playing in the 2011 Athletic Golf Tournament. Make plans to play this year with your family or friends.

3rd Annual Athletic Golf Tournament Join us on October 15, 2012, to help raise funds for scholarships for deserving student-athletes. For more details, visit www.reinhardt.edu/advancement